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The bimini top on my Key West uses a mounting like this"
http://tinyurl.com/9ozwsy This bracket allows the frame member mounted therein to rotate from front to back without placing undue stress on the mounting screws. Note, I said screws, not through bolts. However when underway, even slowly, or just at anchor with a small amount of ripple in the water, the bimini top sways from side to side. The side to side motion gets transmitted directly to the screws in the brackets, and causes them to loosen. I'm sure it's just a matter of time before they strip or worse. I'm wondering if there aren't some fittings made that would have a ball socket or some such to allow complete forward and back movement *and* some degree of lateral movement. Anyone know of such a thing? Help! |
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