How do I describe this or better yet find one?
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Here is something similar
www.westmarine.com
Try googling Bimini T-track mount
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Try googling Bimini T-track mount
Based on @Calif. Ted ‘s response I suppose we need clarity on what you’re searching for. I thought you were looking for the sliding track that the Bimi mount is on
Well we can't see the whole system but it looks like a dodger/Binimi anchor on a track in stainless. It doesn't seem like the pin to release the car can be moved up because of the stainless fitting.
Seems like a good way to anchor a binimi or dodger but not very adjustable.
Why do the circular rings need cable retention? Binimi's and dodgers should be quick and easy to take down. I mean less than a minute.
Seems like a good way to anchor a binimi or dodger but not very adjustable.
Why do the circular rings need cable retention? Binimi's and dodgers should be quick and easy to take down. I mean less than a minute.
From rgranger's post, this is close to what I was looking for (except stainless would be nice and the boat has a 1" track). It is the whole part that goes on the 1" track and then you can mount the bimini to it and move the bimini forward or aft. Friend has a new to him Catalina 27 and he needs a bimini (or he can just suffer from excessive sun).
Oh, the whole mount, appears to be only available one place, Catalina Direct $100, search for:
Bimini Genoa Track Cars
Part #: E2024
Bimini Genoa Track Cars
Part #: E2024
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Bimini is spelled as seen and not Binimi or Bimi, FYI ;-). Hard to tell which of the various parts you are looking for. I see a quick release pin. I see the wire that attaches to the ring on the quick release pin and then to the car on the track. I see the car on the track. Which part are you looking for specifically?
Bimini Genoa Track Cars units were what I was looking for. I like the idea as it gives him the option to move the bimini a little forward or aft depending on the conditions is my guess.