Bought a 2019 17' pontoon boat a couple months ago, and it did not come with an exit door on the starboard side. Since my only "Good" eye is on the right, this is the side I dock the pontoon. I got hold of the company and they didnt offer a door, but sold me matching aluminun tubing and accesories to fabricate my door. Its only 20" wide but serves the purpose. Now I can site along the helm side at the dock and wife can step through the door onto the dock. Looks like it will work fine. I was able to use the metal panel and its graphics so everything lined up and worked out well. Cost me about $200 in materials ($80 was shipping). Stan

Looks great Stan! Ya, shipping is getting out of sight now days! It was nice that you could find matching parts to work with!

Wow I'm surprised there wasn't one there. My old Grumman has 3. one on each side and one on the front.

According to the manager of this family owned company in Wisconsin, these shorter fishing pontoons (17') with live well doesn't lend its self to a door on that side. I can see that they just don't want to change their construction method of the railings. It would be fairly easy to add one further back than where I had to put mine. I'm certain others would have the same problem with docking from a blind side.
Anyway, it's in the water at the dock and worked just as needed.

Jim, I like the small deck on your pontoon in front of the railing on the bow. My 2003 Fiesta Fish N Fun Deluxe 16' had that and I miss it on this boat. That boat had a 30HP Nissan 4 stroke and this one a 40HP Honda 4 stroke. This Honda is the quietest motor I'v ever had.

Sonny, I just had to send a solar fence charger back to Missouri for repair under warranty and the shipping was $69.00 by USPS. The charger was $220 new so the three year warranty is nice, but return shipping is terrible. I use Amazon and free returns as much as I can but afer 30 days or so the shipping cost for warranty work is on me. I bet it don't get any better.

Stan I hate to tell you I got a 90 Evinrude on the back of this little baby. I wouldn't mind a nice quiet four stroke though.

Nice fix Jim. Looks factory.