Hi, I also hope you can post some pictures. Can you also say what dimensions you used and where you bought it?
Thanks, Bob SV Piratizer Selby Bay Maryland --- In [email protected], "mediahound" <mediahound2...@...> wrote: > > Hey everyone. Quick question, is our '78 fin keel lead or iron?? The reason > I'm asking is we bumped an unmarked pipe last night coming out of the harbor. > An overboard blind inspection revealed no damage and everything looked fine > in the bilge with no water being taken on. But it raised the question of what > kind of keel we have. > > Secondly, we installed the new Taylor bimini on the jib car rails in 5 > minutes. We didn't even have to modify the jib cars like I thought. We just > attached with a shackle just like you would a spin sheet. Works great, clears > the lifelines and winches just fine and best of all, is fully adjustable!! I > can't tell you what a difference it's made. We were out last evening and > while it was hot, everyone was reasonably comfortable. Now for the Taylor > bimini: > > These are not top of the line by any stretch. But for the price ($240 > including shipping) I really can't complain. The frame is very sturdy but the > stitching on the fabric is sub par. Good news is a replacement top is on $75 > so if I get 3-5 years out of it and have to replace the top I'm still ahead > of the game. So there you have it. >
