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| Transom rebuild (thinking of built in steps - comments?) Due to a collision, (didn't sink) transom needs a complete rebuild. Vessel is a vintage (60s) Monk designed, double planked Mahogany constructed MY. Due to considerable freeboard, boarding from dink via ladder is a challenge. Am considering transom rebuild to include cutaway into aft deck to incorporate steps down to permanent (new to be constructed) swim/boarding platform. Giving up real estate on aft deck is not a problem, engine room is aft, has stand up headroom and can accomodate loss of space by ingress of steps structure. Understanding that a "hole" cut into the transom will need stuctural compensation. Any comments pro / con.
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| Your assumptions are correct and it would be wise to have this particular project gone over by a skilled designer, who can account for the load transfers. Certainly a very doable project and will increase the usefulness of your yacht. |
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