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Old 07-18-2007, 02:37 PM
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2004 191 Fish/Ski Bimini Question

Just purchased a gently used 2004 F/S and so far realy like it. To trailer the boat right now I have to completely remove the Bimini due to the configuration of the poles and the bracket...it won't sit flat once you lay it down and the only solution is to flip it or remove it. Anyone have any suggestions. I am looking for a new bracket or something like that. Has anyone else run into this situation?
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Im fairly new so I may not be the best at this but this may be something to look at. I had a bow dodger installed on my 215. Its a small binini top that covers my son if he naps on the boat. Well, when the dealer put it on it would not close all the way and fit into the zippered cover. He had to go back and actually shorten two of the tubes so it would fit. Just something to consider but you know the rule...measure 8 or 9 times and cut once.
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Old 07-19-2007, 03:23 PM
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Bimini top

Don't know if 2007 191FS is same as 04, but ours has 2 thumbscrews that mount the short rods in front to the windshield frame. My dealer says you have to trailer it in the up position. Mine does not fold down toward the back either - would be nice if the hinge was configured to let it lie flat toward the back though huh?
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Old 07-19-2007, 05:06 PM
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I am looking for a fix now and will post what I find and pictures when I determine the best solution. I am looking for new brackets that will move that eye hole up an inch and that will allow the supports to be laid back flat for storage without having to remove and flip. Worst case I am planning on finding a block of nylon plastic and contruct something. Will keep you posted and if anyone has a better idea...we are listening.
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Bimini top lies flat now

I got this one figured out:

I ordered a 2' piece of 1-1/2 stainless square tubing from http://www.speedymetals.com .

I cut a piece about 4" long and put it under the bimini bracket.

How to: Cut each end of the 4" piece on about a 22.5 degree angle leaving a big enough flat area on top to mount the bimini bracket that you already have. Screw the bracket to the boat and the bimini will then lay back flat. I am inserting a crude drawing of what this will look like - hope it is viewable.
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Re: '2004 191 Fish/Ski Bimini Question'

That's a great idea...please send a photo when you can...would like to see the end result. I have often thought of doing it this way myself.

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Though on a little different hull configuration, I had mine made to fit inside the hull (pictures in the 190 mods photo section) but I almost bet that my same mouting system on slides, would help you out also... You can see those slides on this photo from that very same album

http://www.triumphowners.net/photos/....php/photo/532
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I took mine to a guy that does canvas covers for boats and he put mine on a slider system and it allows to lay flat. He might have done something else but I can not tell.
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Re: '2004 191 Fish/Ski Bimini Question'

Can you post pic's? Would love to see.
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I will do it tomorrow. How do you post pics on this site?
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