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Can I adjust the bimini frame?
pbolden
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Hello Everyone,
I posted this earlier to the wrong forum...it should be here.
I want to replace the canvas bimini with a hardtop using the existing frame. The issue is that the back has about a 12 degree slope and the frame needs to be relatively level from front to back. Looking at the frame there seems to be some adjustment options. Does anyone know if this frame can be adjusted as mentioned?
Thanks,
Paul
I posted this earlier to the wrong forum...it should be here.
I want to replace the canvas bimini with a hardtop using the existing frame. The issue is that the back has about a 12 degree slope and the frame needs to be relatively level from front to back. Looking at the frame there seems to be some adjustment options. Does anyone know if this frame can be adjusted as mentioned?
Thanks,
Paul
United States Coast Guard Aux, VFC, FSO-VE
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If I'm not mistaken the two inner supports that hold up the middle of the bimini are also held in position by the channel they're inserted through. Meaning, if not attached to the top they would swing all the way down to the center. The rear slope (and front too) would be eliminated by allowing the center supports to swing down more. How heavy is the hard top and would the frame support it (esp. if underway)?------------------------------------------------------------------------------
2015 Sundeck 2400 OB w/Yamaha F250 -
Drexx3,
You're exactly right. I was dazzled by the frame and missed the obvious LOL. The hardtop is polycarbonate and relatively light. Thanks
United States Coast Guard Aux, VFC, FSO-VE
