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You can also put it all the way down low for really bad weather.
I need a better clip mechanism for the three eyenuts, but this works for now. The other corners and the center tab towards the bow just have short lengths of small line.
Here is the underneath.
Here is the view from above.
Here is the awning tied up at the top of the bow rail all the way around.
Three eyenuts were installed. One middle and two outer.
A 1/2" SS carriage bolt, e.g., http://www.mcmaster.com/#93180a208/=pbow9t and a matching eye nut, e.g., http://www.reddenmarine.com/sea-dog-078106-stainless-steel-eye-nut-1- 4.html were used. I cut a square hole in the fiberglass to match the carriage bolt shoulder.
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Awning was a basic square (I'll update side dimensions when I get back down to the boat). Sides were cut with a curve to stretch tight when corners were pulled. We used some leftover "Oyster" Sunbrella fabric.
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