Pubulis01
23.05.2021 2:35:03
3. In forming/determining the arches, take into account any obstructions you may need to go over (windshields, trolling motor, etc). here
See full version: BOAT COVER SUPPORT FRAME (1; PVC)
3. In forming/determining the arches, take into account any obstructions you may need to go over (windshields, trolling motor, etc). here
5. Take all the pieces and fit them together and make adjustment if needed. Ensure the framework clears any obstructions. [links]
6. Have your glue handy and start fitting the pieces. If you’ve never used pvc glue, you need to know that once you apply the glue and fit the pieces together, you will not be able to make adjustments. The glue works that quick. Double-check everything before gluing!
1. The first step would be to determine how much material (piping, fittings) you will need. Using the 3/4″ or 1″ PVC will make it easier to form the arches, but will be rigid once all the pieces are connected and glued. Do not glue anything together until all pieces are cut, fitted, and the frame is complete. Adjustments may be required to get it “just right”.
For those who are not able to keep their boat indoors during inclimate weather or the off-season, here’s a boat cover support frame idea made from PVC piping. I originally did the drawing in October 2005, but have still not gotten around to making it.
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sunbird - I have been refining my system over a period of 10 years now. I have had PVC pipes break during a snowstorm twice. I now use 1.5" dia. pipes and do not cantilever more than 24". On my 17 foot bowrider I have a 1.5" pipe that runs down the centerline from bow to stern. There are three vertical supports. I have three arched pipes running port to starbord. They are 3/4" PVC.<br />The main thing I want to stress is strength - it is a real pain in the a$ to try to fix after it collapses in a storm. If you send me your email address I can send you a better description and ever a couple sketches.<br />Jeff in Wisconsin
Re: PVC frame to support boat cover here
Re: PVC frame to support boat cover [links]
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