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Default Bimini top brackets

On Sun, 4 Jan 2009 10:01:50 -0500, "Eisboch" wrote:


"John H" wrote in message
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What I'm looking for is some type of ball and socket bracket that would
allow side to side motion without transmitting the stress to the screws.



I think you'd end up with a very floppy bimini.

The type of brackets you have allow the bimini to be lowered (folded up when
underway).
They are not supposed to hold it rigid. That's what the straps are for.

Eisboch


Agree. But the straps prevent forward and backward motion. It's rock solid
that way. If there were straps going from the top right to the bottom left
and vice versa, then the swaying motion would be stopped also, or at least
most of it. But, walking around would be a pain.

It looks like a combination of this:
http://tacomarine.com/ccp51/media/im...y/F11-0177.gif

and this:
http://tacomarine.com/ccp51/media/im...l/F13-0301.gif

may do the job.


 
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