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Old 17 August 2003, 08:34   #1
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a frame HELP.

i am trying to fit the zodiac "A" frame to my pro 4.7 (2001) , but the instructions show it bolted to flat transom and this is the tricky bit as the zodiac transom is flared on the back meaning that you have to come in a long way to get to the flat bit and then it clashes with the steering arm!!!

can anyone email pics of fitted frames to a pro please or has anyone got expereience, all advice appreciated.
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Old 17 August 2003, 21:23   #2
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I cannot answer but I know a man who can! Get in touch with MGA watersports at:
www.zodiacuk.co.uk
Telephone: 01706 379 669
Ask for Shaun and I am sure he will help you out.
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Old 18 August 2003, 07:33   #3
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Mike

If you cant get the A frame to fit then have a new one made up, i know a guy local to us who's just made a custom fit double A frame for my 4.7 searider and its supperb, low enough to still fit in my garage and is shaped around the tubes not the straight up type, plus the price was very very good

Let me know if you cant make your A frame fit or if you want to know more

Richard
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