Taylor Made® Fixed Length Bimini Top Support Poles
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Safely secure your boat's bimini top out of the way with a pair of Fixed Length Bimini Top Support Poles from Taylor Made. Two 40'' long tubes of 7/8'' aluminum with two horizontal deck hinges and two jaw slides are included. Simply cut the poles to your desired length to position you bimini top.
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Rated 5 out of 5Â by Whitesell Great Product
Excellent product. Used it to replace the rear straps on my top. I did remove the hex set screws and drilled the tube and installed pop-rivets insteed of the set screws.
April 17, 2011
Rated 4 out of 5Â by PopBull It's a Snap
Easy to install, would have been easier if at least minimal instructions were included, but not hard to figure out. My reccomendation in installing the poles is to try different positions (length wise) even if you have to duct tape in place before boring holes in your boat. Poles can be cut afterwards. I was able to use one of the two existing strap deck hook holes for the new hinge. The new hinge covered up one hole and I drilled only one new hole per hinge. I may replace the end caps of the poles with stainless. DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN THE HEX SCREWS. They will not mash the aluminum out of round but will strip out. With care and proper fit, this is a good aftermarket kit.
June 22, 2009
Rated 5 out of 5Â by fishfan Great addition to your bimini top
I added these support legs to my bimini top frame after a few good rain storms.
At night, I would lay the bimini top down around the back of the boat. Then when I would go and open the top up the morning after a good rain, I would get quite a bit of water running out from inside the boot, and the bimini top would be soaked on the ends. The addition of these support legs allows the bimini top to be stored standing upright, and it keeps rainwater and critters out of the boot.
The only drawback, is that spiders love to build webs between the frame and support legs at night....but I guess that's better than having the bimini top get soaking wet every time it rains though.
February 20, 2009
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No, they are made to stay up.Support Poles: Keep your Bimini Top up, off the gunwale with a pair of bimini Support poles. Use the poles to replace the rear straps and keep the top in a fixed position when not in use. Poles are available in an adjustable version, that allows various positions for the top; or a fixed length style that keeps your Bimini in a single upright location. Note poles should not be used to replace the front straps and speeds should not exceed 35 mph.
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