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Old 30 November 2017, 02:04   #1
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custom bimini top

Has anyone built a T-top that connects from a radar arch to your T-top?

If so do you mind sharing pics?
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Old 01 December 2017, 12:56   #2
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Why not post a picture of your actual set-up with the arch and the T-top? It would help to visualize what you are looking for.
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Old 01 December 2017, 16:16   #3
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because I dont have a T-top or arch installed yet Im looking to get some general ideas to build them accordingly
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Old 01 December 2017, 23:56   #4
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How big a boat? Where are you? Lots of sun? Are you looking to have a cover over the whole back? Radar? I thought about it and went with just a small t-top.
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Old 02 December 2017, 00:17   #5
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Its a 22 footer

yeah theres lots of sun in CA
No radar

I would like to cover the whole back

I want it to have a zipper on each end from the radar to the T-top so I can attach and detach as needed
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Old 02 December 2017, 06:11   #6
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Gotcha. I’d check with the canvas guy but I think you might need some steel support under it.
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Old 04 December 2017, 12:08   #7
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I've just installed a T-top made from 3" aluminum tubing on my 6m Bombard Explorer. It's designed to protect from the sun and the elements but it will also provide an advantage when trolling for wahoos, tuna, mani-mahi and other big fishes. The T-top is centred on the console which is slightly offset to port but it still looks good. I still have to install the top itself, either from canvass, aluminum or fibreglass.
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Old 04 January 2018, 21:13   #8
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Arch Bimini

https://youtu.be/IRBiuJ4QSmo

Hope this helps
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Old 06 January 2018, 03:38   #9
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3" ???? I'm guessing that's plenty strong. Looks great!
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