Canvas Frame poles

[dfulginiti]

Anyone know where I can find a good deal on the frame poles and the plastic blocks they slide into? I have it rigged with a peice of EMT conduit but its far from ideal. Its a 81 V20 Steplift.
Thanks Much!


-----Snapper Blues 10/2007 Off of Ocean City, NJ

[Mulv80]

I saw your post over on the Barn and sent you a message to check this place out, Welcome:beer:

[dfulginiti]

Did you meen the photo thing or a place that does tops and canvas. Sorry I'm a little new at this.

[macojoe]

Welcome to the site!!

I fir one have no idea what you are talking about??:oh:

[dfulginiti]

The canvas top's main support pole is bolted to plastic peices on either side that slide on a track along the port and startboard sides. It alows the canvas to be dropped and wrapped for transoprt. The pole broke abouth 6 inches above where it bolts into the slider peice. If this doesn't help I'll have to take some pictures. Thanks for the response! Dom--

[Skools Out]

i can get you a whole new frame kit complete for $60 plus shipping

[dfulginiti]

What all does it include?
Thanks Much!

[msbhammer]

My 86 v20 has a full enclosure that I will sell ya. $3800 takes it, but of course the boat is encluded.

[dfulginiti]

Thanks but no thanks! Thats a lot off bagage, and my canvas is only a few years old.

[macojoe]

I know what you are talking about now!! I am a bit slow sometimes :oh:

Slide Locks http://www.boatersworld.com/product/329511117.htm

Sliders http://www.boatersworld.com/product/167100056.htm

Bimini Top Slide Track Assemblies provide an easy way to slide your bimini to and from a storage position. Each Slide Track Assembly Kit includes two lengths of slide track, four end caps, two track stops, stainless steel mounting screws, and two slider mounts for deck/gunnel mounting or two slider mounts for side mounting

also: http://www.boatersworld.com/product/329512578msk.htm

[dfulginiti]

Big thing is the poles so I don't have to fabricate them. If Skools Out can help me with that I'm golden. Thanks much for the links and the education! It helps knowing the name of something. I'm guessing the sliders are probably different for each brand of track that is made...