280 bimini
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AWESOME THANK YOU!
Mainly need the over all height, and the distance from the mounting point to the the actual fabric of the 2 main bars, and also the distance from the main bars to the seconday bars that go through the straps.
thanks again. I have mine in about 20 pieces trying to adjust it to fit properly, with out looking stupid. Its about 3feet to tall.
Mainly need the over all height, and the distance from the mounting point to the the actual fabric of the 2 main bars, and also the distance from the main bars to the seconday bars that go through the straps.
thanks again. I have mine in about 20 pieces trying to adjust it to fit properly, with out looking stupid. Its about 3feet to tall.
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Main bar going aft 52" to middle of bend.
Main bar going forward 48" to middle of bend.
Small bows are about 12" to middle of bends.
Rear support is 20".
Don't go too low- mine is perfect height if standing in cockpit but too low for me to sit on sunpad and in the shade. On the bonus side it keeps any drunks from attempting to climb from cockpit onto bow.
Rick
Main bar going forward 48" to middle of bend.
Small bows are about 12" to middle of bends.
Rear support is 20".
Don't go too low- mine is perfect height if standing in cockpit but too low for me to sit on sunpad and in the shade. On the bonus side it keeps any drunks from attempting to climb from cockpit onto bow.
Rick
Last edited by Powerquest230; 05-23-2011 at 03:40 PM.
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I bought the 42" top and it was too tall. I shortened the main poles by 5 inches and it almost came out too short because I miscalculated. I would say cut less than you think the first time and see how it looks first!
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Well I'm getting started on my winter project of adding a top...so happy to find this thread. I really like Suntimes set up. With the top up is it a pain to acres the sun pad. Wheres the best place to get the top from.
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I don't have a problem getting in and out of the boat under the back of the bimini. You can adjust the angle of the top to give you more or less room under the back vs the front.
Good luck with your project!
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Here is what mine looks like on the water. You can see the top is very adjustable-I raised the center part of mine by moving the two center hoops up a bit. Most people keep the top straight, though.