Bob Robertson
Member III
Hi,
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My current bimini is attached to the dodger on one end and to a short horizontal pole on the other end. The pole is attached to the back stay.
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I'm thinking of having a new bimini with a more common stainless frame made. <O
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I have seen many bimini frames mounted on the deck on the sides of the cockpit.<O
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I have also seen, on other boat brands, the bimini frame mounted to the forward sides of the stern pulpit. I kind of like this mounting in that it seems to keep the frame aft and out of the way.<O
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Has anyone seen this mounting on an Ericson.<O
I would appreciate any thoughts on this type of mounting. I'm a little concerned about what might happen to the pulpit during a storm.<O
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We have a 38-200. <O
Thanks,
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My current bimini is attached to the dodger on one end and to a short horizontal pole on the other end. The pole is attached to the back stay.
<O
I'm thinking of having a new bimini with a more common stainless frame made. <O
<O
I have seen many bimini frames mounted on the deck on the sides of the cockpit.<O
<O
I have also seen, on other boat brands, the bimini frame mounted to the forward sides of the stern pulpit. I kind of like this mounting in that it seems to keep the frame aft and out of the way.<O
<O
Has anyone seen this mounting on an Ericson.<O
I would appreciate any thoughts on this type of mounting. I'm a little concerned about what might happen to the pulpit during a storm.<O
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We have a 38-200. <O
Thanks,