New Gigantic Swim Platform on '97 250 Sundancer

[tdschafer]

That looks awesome and it is huge!! My marina just installed a similar looking one on a Silverton 30 Express. It is definitely a quality product!

 

[Big Island Lifer]

That's a great addition! Congrats.

 

[Quint4]

Now ya gotta get these! Lol

 

[Phlorida]

Does the new design have a boarding ladder? It isn't obvious where it is like the old one.

 

[alwhite00]

Does the new design have a boarding ladder? It isn't obvious where it is like the old one.

It's underneath on the port side.

LK

 

[xrochester]

I was very tempted - they look awesome! But I had to draw the line somewhere on the cost.

 

[xrochester]

Nice back porch!! Room enough for a lawn chair, grill, cooler and dire I say a portable generator. :wow: LOL

Generator? Why not! good idea

 

[xrochester]

It was a total of about $2K, $1500 for the platform and $5K for shipping from Phoenix to Rochester, NY which is a long haul.

 

[mygirl]

All you need is some sod and a pool. :grin:

 

[Hampton]

I don't know what Sea Ray was thinking about when they designed the factory 'swim platform' if you can call it that. It was pathetic, nearly useless and downright dangerous when at the beach with the outdrive trimmed up. This swim platform from swimplatforms.com solves those problems and more. It adds such a new dimension to the boat. It completely changes the way we use the boat. Installation was relatively easy and it's solid as a rock. I haven't really had a chance to accessorize it yet (grills, chairs, etc.) but that will come in time.

Photo documentation here:

http://www.montanusphotography.com/nmphoto/sundancer/swim_platform/

Just found this thread. I literally broke my coccyx (tail bone) on the stern drive of my '97 250DA when I slipped off the SP at the beach.

 

[moparlvr4406]

it's like a shed for your Bravo