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Putting a Bimini on a Seaward 23 -- Scott, Seaward 23 -- 4/8/09 2:15p.m.

Bimini on a Seaward -- Jim I, 94 S25 'H2O', Wilmington, NC -- 4/9/09 5:24a.m.

I installed a generic bimini on our boat -- Jay H, Sea Pearl 21, Seaward 24, Yankton SD -- 4/9/09 6:06a.m.

The factory Bimini does not clear the boom -- Paul 1989 S23 "Half Moon", NJ -- 4/12/09 10:26a.m.

It looks to be -- Rodger 2002 S25 "SanDee" -- 4/12/09 2:25p.m.

Yes, in the distance is Gibsons Island -- Paul 1989 S23 "Half Moon", NJ -- 4/12/09 2:36p.m.

 Oh, and about shortening the lazyjacks,  -- Paul 1989 S23 "Half Moon", NJ -- 4/12/09 2:51p.m.

Bimini -- Bill B, 1989 Arctic, "SAGA", former S-22 owner -- 4/9/09 6:12a.m.