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  1. 07-16-2023, 08:29 PM #1
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    Me and my fishing buddies are all old, arthritic , swimmy headed, gimpy kneed, and too heavy. So I need front steps for us to get in the boat. Rather than experiment and purchase the wrong one, I'm asking the experienced for advice.

    Boat 2004 , 18'3' long aluminum bass tracker. HIN BUJ40733E404

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    the tongue of the trailer breaks down.

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    Quote Originally Posted by fair weather View Post
    Me and my fishing buddies are all old, arthritic , swimmy headed, gimpy kneed, and too heavy. So I need front steps for us to get in the boat. Rather than experiment and purchase the wrong one, I'm asking the experienced for advice.

    Boat 2004 , 18'3' long aluminum bass tracker. HIN BUJ40733E404

    Trailer model Pro Team 185. ID # 4TM11DF124B002446

    the tongue of the trailer breaks down.

    thanks
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    Contact boat efx they can hook you up

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    Quote Originally Posted by fair weather View Post
    Me and my fishing buddies are all old, arthritic , swimmy headed, gimpy kneed, and too heavy. So I need front steps for us to get in the boat. Rather than experiment and purchase the wrong one, I'm asking the experienced for advice.

    Boat 2004 , 18'3' long aluminum bass tracker. HIN BUJ40733E404

    Trailer model Pro Team 185. ID # 4TM11DF124B002446

    the tongue of the trailer breaks down.

    thanks
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    Quote Originally Posted by fair weather View Post
    Me and my fishing buddies are all old, arthritic , swimmy headed, gimpy kneed, and too heavy. So I need front steps for us to get in the boat. Rather than experiment and purchase the wrong one, I'm asking the experienced for advice.

    Boat 2004 , 18'3' long aluminum bass tracker. HIN BUJ40733E404

    Trailer model Pro Team 185. ID # 4TM11DF124B002446

    the tongue of the trailer breaks down.

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    Or trick step

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    I like my trick steps.
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    I have some BoatEFX steps that work well. Quality craftsmanship and good customer service. Picture is from when I was installing it.

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    There are also options out there on Amazon.
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    Here is an earlier thread..

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    My skeet came with factory steps on front. They are flimsy at best. Trying to decide between efx or trick
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    I bought EFX cause they are made here in Ohio. Very happy with my decision. I’ll get a pic (current) later today. I got the railing and step treads as well.
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