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- Russ Pagels
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replace wind screen
Hey, has anyone removed the wrap around windshield on the bridge on the B31, and replaced it with a molded fiberglass piece that rises about 6" and curves out slightly to deflect the wind, while running with the curtains up. I know I saw a picture of one like that just don't remember where.If some one could provide a picture that would be great .thanks Russ
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- Russ Pagels
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Walt thanks for the quick comeback. the new boat has the basically the same set up. What I was trying to do was have a permanent fiberglass piece added to the dash for additional hight and curved slightly out ward to deflict wind and remove the Plexiglas wind screen alltogether. I have seen it on some boat but I can't find the picture. the whole dash is being re done for flat screen electronics.this will be my last boat so what the hell, I can't take with me so I might as well spend it. thanks again Russ
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Russ, if you pm me i have done it.i will post pics once i learn how.
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- Russ Pagels
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- Russ Pagels
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OPUNUI,
I just scrolled down seeing the beautiful background, then the 31's Outriggers, Top, Antenna, Bridge, Gunnel, Freebourd then the street and trailer popped into view. I was expecting to see her in the water. Just taken back.
Great idea to pull her out from time to time, then bring her to your working area then try to lug the working area to her.
We have a mechanic that will only work on your boat if he can bring it to his shop. He does mostly the smaller boats, but has taken some big ones as well. Similar setup to yours.
Carl
I just scrolled down seeing the beautiful background, then the 31's Outriggers, Top, Antenna, Bridge, Gunnel, Freebourd then the street and trailer popped into view. I was expecting to see her in the water. Just taken back.
Great idea to pull her out from time to time, then bring her to your working area then try to lug the working area to her.
We have a mechanic that will only work on your boat if he can bring it to his shop. He does mostly the smaller boats, but has taken some big ones as well. Similar setup to yours.
Carl
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