Installed my windshield today

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02-14-2011 | 06:44 AM

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CigDaze

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Nice. That looks great, Craig.

02-14-2011 | 07:14 AM

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cosmic12

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So is it through bolted or blind screwed ??

Depends on how many of those Mich ultras he had

Looks great Craig, I had one on my A.T. and it does work.

02-14-2011 | 07:23 AM

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Looks like a pro did it! Nice job. That should keep the wind down!

02-14-2011 | 07:34 AM

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Quinlan

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Got a picture of it?

I wll get one when we get back to town. In Vail playin in the snow. Y? I do not really know!

02-14-2011 | 08:29 AM

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Originally Posted by offshoredrillin

john Cavender at Cavco canvas can probably do your cover for you..352-504-7937..he lives in edgewater. looks great.

is the stripe on the vinyl? if you cant find the color, maybe have brandon just redo that top section in straight blue. also hunter did your paint right? he puts paint codes under the battery covers, or just call him, he knew the colors for mine right off the top of his head.

Thanks. Never heard of John....Will give him a call

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So is it through bolted or blind screwed ??

Read post #1 Corky!!!

I used 4200 adhesive and some big azz screws. The holes were within 1/4" of a bulkhead....no room to put washers or a nut on a bolt.

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Depends on how many of those Mich ultras he had

No Mich Ultras involved when drillin in my boat. Ted and I did enjoy a few afterwards.

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02-14-2011 | 08:33 AM

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352 area code= Gainesville, Florida???

Who is Brandon? The vinyl does have the orange in it.

Dave Hunter did the paint on my boat. I've already looked under the battery covers...no paint codes. Do you have his #?

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02-14-2011 | 08:51 AM

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Looks good. Few points of interest. 1. I see grass. 2. Youll be boating in 4-6 weeks! I dontlike you very much cuz I hope to see grass in 4-6 weeks

02-14-2011 | 09:34 AM

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Craig, that looks GREAT dude !!! Good job on the install.

You can take the boat and cover to a canvas shop and they can modify the top to accept the windscreen. They'll probably just cut it and sew on a lil cup to have the windfairing go into. I did a lil lexan wind break on the top of my windshield frame, and that's what the canvas shop did to make mine fit, and it'll look like the cover was made for it. LOL

Great job, the factory could'nt have done better !!! LOL

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