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Old 12-28-2011, 02:00 PM
YeA 20sF YeA 20sF is offline
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unless I run the tubing through the console.
This would be a kool idea, you would have to work closely with a good pipe maker to have good bends for it to go inside the console smoothly
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Old 12-28-2011, 02:56 PM
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This would be a kool idea, you would have to work closely with a good pipe maker to have good bends for it to go inside the console smoothly
No bends for what I'm thinking, just follow the vertical lines of the console. It would be a ton more work then having the legs just make a 90 turn to the outside of the console at the different mounting points, then you also wouldn't lose any storage room inside the console. The console and how it's attached has to be much stronger than the factory wide console to pull it off.
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Old 12-28-2011, 06:47 PM
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the probelm with having a console mounted top,is the console.the console would require a substantial modification to hold the stress load of a t - top . the flange,where it mounts,is just a small part of the modifications required.
the obstruction of a deck mounted t - top is minimal - the pipe work,along with the mount pads are usually,just outside the console - the standard mount pad - 4 bolt,these are no bigger than 3"x5" - 3" being the width - the pipe work is in the middle of that,again,obstruction is minimal...
with a console mounted top - the console would need to be "cored",on all sides - the "flange",where the console mounts to the deck - this would require coring as well,including adding width to it...the amount of work required,is pretty substantial...
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Old 12-28-2011, 07:15 PM
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the probelm with having a console mounted top,is the console.the console would require a substantial modification to hold the stress load of a t - top . the flange,where it mounts,is just a small part of the modifications required.
the obstruction of a deck mounted t - top is minimal - the pipe work,along with the mount pads are usually,just outside the console - the standard mount pad - 4 bolt,these are no bigger than 3"x5" - 3" being the width - the pipe work is in the middle of that,again,obstruction is minimal...
with a console mounted top - the console would need to be "cored",on all sides - the "flange",where the console mounts to the deck - this would require coring as well,including adding width to it...the amount of work required,is pretty substantial...
Agreed, may be worth it though for me. It would be a nice touch but a lot of work for sure.
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Old 12-28-2011, 10:18 PM
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So you guys dont think that i will have any weight issues or the boat ride different because of the top? and do you guys know any good places to go to get this done? i live in delaware. any price ideas for a good top for my boat??
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Old 12-29-2011, 09:16 AM
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So you guys dont think that i will have any weight issues or the boat ride different because of the top? and do you guys know any good places to go to get this done? i live in delaware. any price ideas for a good top for my boat??
that t-top,it's gonna weigh about 40lbs - clearly,there's not problem with weight...ride different ?

not aware of any shops in delaware ...
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Old 02-01-2012, 11:17 PM
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I bought a SeaCraft20 w a Ttop and don't want to be without it. I made my own enclosure by attaching plexiglass to the Ttop
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