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see this boat for sale here locally while it's up. I have seen several extensions on boats here in the desert like this. the place that made my custom cover said it would be 350ish to make something like what this boat has on it with most of the cost being in the poles.
https://www.boulderboats.com/default...OwnedInventory
Mastercraft has one like this for 2020. It looks well made.Quote:
Originally Posted by Turbinesurgeon
The key to making yourself would be the poles and the mounts into the boat.
The poles looked like they were carbon fiber but could be fiberglass with a wrap on it. The sockets looked like fishing pole holders. The netting look like the stuff used on playgrounds. I would think you can drive at least 30mph with these since air can go through the netting and produce less drag than a normal bimini. It felt pretty sturdy.Quote:
Originally Posted by MJHSupra
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350 isn’t bad. I’d pay that for the extra shade. The shade is worth a lot here in AZ.Quote:
Originally Posted by sandm
It looks like it would interfere with the rope?? Especially a surf rope.
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yes it would but most I know that surf regularly can get up using the surf rope off the pylon. teaching noobs would be the only challenge.Quote:
Originally Posted by Turbinesurgeon
I agree . . .Quote:
Originally Posted by Turbinesurgeon
Found this.
https://oceansouth.us/shop/bimini-to...RoCDnIQAvD_BwE
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Good find. $150? Not sure I could build one for that price.Quote:
Originally Posted by Turbinesurgeon
Fits into rod-holders, on the those upper-end wake boats, are the holders in the boat that big?
I’m not sure. The poles look to be about a 1.5” diameter.Quote:
Originally Posted by MJHSupra
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