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| Author : | Topic: remove hardtop roof on birchwood 25 | Bottom |
| No Regrets admin Posts : 322 |
Looks pretty heavy to me... Perhaps a soft-top conversion would be an option? Otherwise, consider opening windows like old lucky lads have on theirs, or a large cockpit fan! | |||
| 'No Regrets' is now a beautiful Broom 30, berthed in Bray, on the River Thames. I used to own a Birchwood, honest! |
| ian Posts : 34 Able Seaman |
know i can do soft top but they look much better with hard top should have found a boat with smaller air draft, but really like these. il have a think. |
| Springchicken Posts : 23 Deck Swabber |
Hi Ian Can't offer any specific advice, but if I was to do something similiar, I'd explore the possibility of creasting a sissor type mechanism bolted either side that may allow the roof to be pushed forward, coming to rest above the cabin. You would of course need someone at the other end to cushion the 'drop'. I'm a mere (poverty stricken) 22 owner so I'm not sure if the 25 would give you this option. With enough money and DIY skills, I would have thought that new screen panels could be made up and hinged accordingly, using a piece of alluminuim between the screens to deflect the rain etc. I've had a hire craft in the past with this arrangement. | |||
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