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12-08-2004, 03:28 PM
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T-top Modifications
I found some small cracks developing where the front section joins to the rest of the t-top, on the outer edges above the windscreen. I'm not sure if someone was hanging on the front or if the added weight of the radome cause a crack to develop. Regardless my brother-in-law took it in this week to have some gussets and additional supports welded to shore things up. We also took the opportunity to add some (6) rocket launchers. We may have gone a little overboard but you can never have too many rods or too much free deck space. With the amount of bait casting we do it's nice to have your rods handy but out of the way. If anyone needs any metal fabricating work done in the San Diego area, I can certainly recommend the guys at Pacific Coast Yacht Towers. See my gallery.
mario gallery 
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