Trying to replace a stackable washer/dryer on an OA 50 MKII

I'm sorry for laughing a bit before responding.
I remember on a high end Palmer Johnson having fun cutting up the old washer/dryer unit.
Per P J, the new spec'd equipment would fit in pending all door and companion way trim to be removed.
It did and the laundry equip worked well.
Rebuilding, new trim, bungs, matching stain & varnish cost more than all the other bills, including the new equipment.
Are you sure you want to replace the existing equipment vs fixing it??

Is your fwd berth tall enough to put a combo washer (all in one) under, could be a little less demo with some creativity?

19" is ridiculous. Even combos are 24".

I ve been thru this dilemma on a few boats either for washer dryer or fridges. It takes a lot of time to find appliances that will fit in boats.

Recently we need to add a full size fridge freezer on the 84 lazzara i run, down the forward foyer replacing a useless deak. Took me a while to find a counter depth French door unit and I had to remove the doors as well as hand rails and the whole stairs assembly (luckily its hinged to access the water heater) it came down with 1/4" to spare

On my own boat, 53 hatt, I was able to get a combo down by just removing the handrails and some trim. Since then while doing a whole refit I found I was able to easily enlarge the stairs both in width but also in height, by over 6". Makes a huge difference and wasn't hard to enlarge. Not familiar with your boat set up but sometime thinking out of the box can help

Please reduce the size of your pics to 800 pixels. When you upload 5000 pixel, mutli-meg files, it eats up bandwidth for folks on satnav, or limited data plans.

Now your asking for direct OA 50 MKII pics. Not many here. Have you contacted the factory yet?

When looking at a boat with a rusted out washer and no access, I came across these folks who seem to disassemble appliances and install them. I have no experience with them, or interest in the company, but I would have discussed the situation with them if I had bought that boat.
http://tremainmarine.com/miele/

We just replaced our full size Maytag stacked units. All the newer units in both stack and individual all were to tall and wouldn't fit down the stairs or in the cabinetry.
We ended up taking them apart and then replacing them with Miele's, I could have bought three household W/D units for the price of 1 miele dryer, but that was all that worked.
That being said, the girls love the Meile and they seem to use a bit less power and are quicker to wash and dry.

There is a 1988 MKII for sale in CA that had the original stack replaced with Bosch units. I think it’s at Seacoast in Santa Barbara CA. There is one photo. Perhaps the broker would pass along a request for the current owner to contact you and you could find out what they did.