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Location: Rhinelander | because of the lakes I fish that have shallow landings, I chose to mount them as far forward as possible. Two simple steps, and I am out of the boat safely. Very nice product!
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Location: Essexville, MI./Saginaw Bay. | Very sweet indeed Steve. I'm personally getting tired of resting my nads on the front edge of my boat, while I stretch my leg to step onto the trailer tunge. So where does a man buy these nad savers? 
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| I'm not a big fan of handing out "plugs" on message boards, but I gotta say that Mark is one hell of a guy. And worth a couple of beers admission, just for the conversation.
Nice steps, Steve. |
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Location: Chicago IL. | I will never own another boat without them again. After 6 knee surgery`s it has NEVER been easier to get into and out of a boat. Awsome solid product. www.ezsteep.com
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Location: Essexville, MI./Saginaw Bay. | John.
I tried that web address all kinds of ways and spellings, but she won't load. Keeps coming back ERROR.  |
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Location: Laona, Wisconsin | Here is the correct web site spelling:
http://www.ezeestep.com/ |
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Yes, it is a very welcome addition to my trailer too. It's especially handy when I am launching the boat myself. I have an extra set should anyone close by feel they need to have one right now. |
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| Without a doubt those steps are a great Acc. to the boat trailor. I honestly don't know I ever got along without them before. Like Rick said, especially when your fishing by your self. Hutch |
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Location: Eau Claire, WI | Are they compatable with any trailer, i.e. Shorelandr???????? I too have had a few knee surgeries and other orthopedic procedures, and it's tough trying to get into the front of that big ole Tyee......... |
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Location: Eau Claire, WI | One other thing...Can you give me an idea as to price??????? |
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Location: Menominee MI, In Da UP Eh? | They are a fantastic product, a long time needed. Mark has really done his homework with the Ezee Steps! If you are interested, we have them for sale here. http://shop.outdoorsfirst.com/viewCat.asp
Complete with animated pictures......
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| I`ve had polio, a couple busted legs and a good dose of arthiritis so getting in and out of a boat has been
a bit of a chore at times. On hutch`s advice I dragged my boat down to see Mark and he fixed me up A-1.
I wouldn`t have a boat without them now. By the way I have an 1800 Fisherman and Shorelander Trailer.
Tom Cooney |
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