what Bimini top needed for 1991 185 SeaRay IO
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GypsmJim
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- Aug 8, 2018
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- Boat Info
- '19 SPX 190 OB, 150 & 5 Mercs
'17 Whaler 150 Montauk
'15 Yamaha FXHO
'60 Mulray Dinghy
'52 Lyman 15'
- Engines
- Mercury 150 4-stroke
72 Outboards representing 12 manufacturers
Two choices:
1. Look at the West Marine catalog for a Taylor Made top that suits your needs. Measure your beam and length and pick the one that fits. Then, install it.
Or, look at another catalog and do the same. Personally, I would buy a Carver brand top.
2. Have a local canvas shop make one and install it for you..
1. Look at the West Marine catalog for a Taylor Made top that suits your needs. Measure your beam and length and pick the one that fits. Then, install it.
Or, look at another catalog and do the same. Personally, I would buy a Carver brand top.
2. Have a local canvas shop make one and install it for you..
- Apr 18, 2009
- 446
- Boat Info
- 2015 Sea Ray 270 SDX
- Engines
- 8.2 / Bravo 3
Congrats on the new to you boat, and welcome to the club. You should post pictures!
I ordered one for my old Wellcraft from Overtons. But google "boat bimini" will give you 15 sources. Many manufacturers will make you one.
Then decide on aluminum or stainless frame, and vinyl or sunbrella, and color.
Key info needed is width of boat from hunting pond to mounting point, length (often windshield top to Bech seat, and how high you want it for headroom. measure floor to mount point and subtract from 6'8" for example.
Now, if you want a convertible top, which is much lower and snaps to the window frame for when it rains, that is an entirely different issue.
I ordered one for my old Wellcraft from Overtons. But google "boat bimini" will give you 15 sources. Many manufacturers will make you one.
Then decide on aluminum or stainless frame, and vinyl or sunbrella, and color.
Key info needed is width of boat from hunting pond to mounting point, length (often windshield top to Bech seat, and how high you want it for headroom. measure floor to mount point and subtract from 6'8" for example.
Now, if you want a convertible top, which is much lower and snaps to the window frame for when it rains, that is an entirely different issue.