
Bow pulpit is too high, what should I do?
My mooring has no side dock to enter or exit the boat (as is typical in Dutch inland water marinas). So I need to access the boat from the bow or the stern.
The harbor is very shallow near the dock so I’m not even sure I could dock stern-to without risking the rudder hitting the bottom.
So I need to go above the tube, which is at least 10cm too high to be comfortable, each time I enter or exit the boat.
Security-wise I wouldn’t mind cutting the pulpit’s front tube entirely, but that would most probably require some structural reinforcement: it holds both sides together…
Would bending it down be an option? Anybody tried this kind of things?