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Created by theace theace  > 9 months ago, 27 Jan 2015
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theace
theace

NSW

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27 Jan 2015 10:56am
A couple of weeks ago someone posted a pic of a bimini cover that folded back on to a raised solar panel over the pushpit on a yacht ,If you are still there champ, do you mind reposting that pic and one with the cover extended I am interested in doing something similar on my boat.I just have to sort out how to place the struts to make it work.Catch you later.
HG02
HG02

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5814 posts

27 Jan 2015 11:04am
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theace said...
A couple of weeks ago someone posted a pic of a bimini cover that folded back on to a raised solar panel over the pushpit on a yacht ,If you are still there champ, do you mind reposting that pic and one with the cover extended I am interested in doing something similar on my boat.I just have to sort out how to place the struts to make it work.Catch you later.


I think if u look in what did u do to your boat
I just brought up the photos I think your talking about
jdol
jdol

NSW

35 posts

27 Jan 2015 11:36am
Not my post Ace but hope this helps.




theace
theace

NSW

70 posts

27 Jan 2015 12:45pm
hgo2 I cannot find it here but I am pretty sure he comes from camden. thanks. jdol do you still have the mooring in f.b.
HG02
HG02

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27 Jan 2015 1:47pm
it would be Nsw sailor maybe
Lazzz
Lazzz

NSW

910 posts

27 Jan 2015 9:18pm








Dunno if this helps

SandS
SandS

VIC

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27 Jan 2015 10:11pm
wheres the tall thing with the white floppy things ?
HG02
HG02

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27 Jan 2015 10:39pm
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SandS said..
wheres the tall thing with the white floppy things ?




I think the above is a beer boat at this stage, they don't have tall things with white floppy things
And also I bet when you get out of bed you put your undies on Lazz is doing the same with his boat just ,like mine SandS
But we would not say no any sponsorship
nswsailor
nswsailor

NSW

1458 posts

27 Jan 2015 11:11pm
Here it is... When the Bimini is extended I can stand under it and still see forward. Also set up so the boom will pass over, VERY IMPORTANT otherwise its embarrassing to say the least!












SandS
SandS

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27 Jan 2015 11:17pm
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HG02 said..

SandS said..
wheres the tall thing with the white floppy things ?





I think the above is a beer boat at this stage, they don't have tall things with white floppy things
And also I bet when you get out of bed you put your undies on Lazz is doing the same with his boat just ,like mine SandS
But we would not say no any sponsorship


what is he doing ,hosting his undies up your tall thing ? .............what the ...........
HG02
HG02

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28 Jan 2015 6:58am
theace
theace

NSW

70 posts

28 Jan 2015 7:04am
yep thats the one thanks nsw sailor,where did you get the fittings from.? catch you later.
nswsailor
nswsailor

NSW

1458 posts

28 Jan 2015 6:12pm
The Stainless Shop
170 Taren Point Road
02 9525 1777

They have parking on site, shop is on east side of Taren Pt Rd, Ok from north
but from south you have to go past do a righty then a U turn then back into Taren
and they are a couple shops along.
They are just over the Captain Cook bridge and a major set of lights going south.
Sailmaker's Loft almost opposite [west side].

On some things they are a little bit more expensive than Whitworths but those extra cents
means that you have the complete range available, not just the odd thing.

You'll understand when you go in!

Don't forget to use mono pop rivets [from the Stainless Shop] in place of the small lug screws.
The lug screws don't work and will eventually fall out with disastrous results.

The tube fittings that are at the bottom of uprights need to have a small hole drilled [vertically] into the tube fitting
to drain any water that gets in there.

In regards to the Bimini its a standard Whitworth one.
Being made of Aluminium tube I used the black plastic fittings from Whitworths.
Key to size is getting the width right so it fits to the pushpit.
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