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Rev: 10.13.21

Taylor Made

®

 

Manual Bimini

Installation and Owner’s Manual

(For Aftermarket Applications)

CCD-0004206

Fig.35 

B. 

Place the fabric’s front zipper pockets over the 

secondary bow 

(Fig.35A)

. Zip the pockets closed 

(Fig.35B)

.

NOTE: 

If necessary, loosen the adjustable front support 

tubes to reposition the secondary bow assembly so the 

canopy’s front zippered pockets will fit over the front bow.

C. 

Place the two inner zippered pockets 

(Fig.36A)

 

over each of the swivel arm bows. Zip the pockets 

closed 

(Fig.36B)

.

Fig.36 

D. 

Locate the female snap caps on the left and right sides 

of the canopy fabric 

(Fig.37A)

.

Fig.37 

 B

 A

 A

 B

 B

 A

I. 

Pull down on the fabric until the snap caps align with 

the snap studs mounted on each of the primary and 

secondary swivel arms 

(Fig.38A)

.

II. 

Snap the female snap caps onto the male 

snap studs.

 A

primary bow 

assembly

secondary bow 

assembly

front

rear

4. 

Make final adjustments to the canopy to remove any 

folds or sagging in the fabric.

A. 

Press in on the height adjustment snap button on each 

of the adjustable front support tubes while pulling down on 

the secondary bow assembly.

B. 

When the canopy fabric becomes taught, smooth and 

no sagging, make sure each adjustable front support 

tube’s height adjustment snap button engages the closest 

adjustment hole that will keep the canopy fabric taught.

NOTE: 

The left and port right adjustable front support 

tubes’ height adjustment position does 

NOT

 need to be the 

same for both supports.

Fig.38 

Summary of Contents for 88125

Page 1: ...25 Bimini Kit Navy 88129 8 x 8 x 1 25 Bimini Kit Burgundy 88130 8 x 8 x 1 25 Bimini Kit Beige 88131 8 x 8 x 1 25 Bimini Kit Pacific Blue 8 x 8 Manual Bimini Top and Boot Fabric Only Kits 8 x 8 Manual...

Page 2: ...ct and or property damage including voiding of the LCI limited warranty Resources Required 1 2 people depending on task 2 Phillips screwdriver 2 Phillips drive bit Flat blade screwdriver Cordless or e...

Page 3: ...Bow Tube with Inner Connect Tube 3 F Bow Tube with Inner Connect Tube and Wire Hole 1 G Hardware Kit 1 H Quick Release Pin part of G 4 I Barrel Nut and Screw part of G 2 J Secondary Stand Tube Screw p...

Page 4: ...nual Bimini Top Kit PN 2020329866 Letter Letter Description Description Qty Qty Q Primary Bow with Jaw Left 1 R Primary Bow with Jaw Right 1 S Secondary Bow Left 1 T Secondary Bow Right 1 U Bow Tube w...

Page 5: ...assemblies Fig 2A opposite of each other on a flat work surface with the jaw side facing up Fig 2B 2 Align the pivot holes of the left secondary bow Fig 3A with the pivot holes of the left primary bo...

Page 6: ...les Fig 5A into the rear left primary bow Fig 5B Make sure the stern light holes are facing outward towards the outside rear of the pontoon 2 Insert the other end of the stern light center bow tube in...

Page 7: ...g 11A into the front left secondary bow Fig 11B 5 Secure the rear stern light center bow and the swivel arm center bow Fig 8A to the left and right primary bow assemblies with two of the supplied Phil...

Page 8: ...g an old frame consider temporarily reusing the center mounting bracket A B Decide what area the canopy will cover For instance Will the top cover the driver and the passenger Does the top cover as fa...

Page 9: ...t adjustable support tubes with a quick release ring pin Fig 19C B A C Fig 19 Fig 20 2 Locate the point on the pontoon where the center of the bimini top will be positioned Typically this is where the...

Page 10: ...e front of the pontoon Fig 20 A B C Fig 22 7 Reinsert the previously removed step 3 Phillips head barrels bolts and plastic washers into the two H brackets Figs 14 15 Refer to steps 1B and C Rear Ster...

Page 11: ...ce railings 38 from the pivot pin in the center mounting H bracket to each left and right adjustable front support tube Fig 27 Fig 24 center mounting H bracket rear 34 for 8 ft 36 for 10 ft left prima...

Page 12: ...racket to the fence railing with two Phillips head self drilling screws Fig 30B E Reposition the secondary bow assembly towards the front until the attached adjustable front support tubes Fig 31A are...

Page 13: ...ht Fig 33B opening positioned towards the rear Fig 31 3 Starting at the rear of the pontoon A Place the fabric s rear zipper pockets Fig 34A over the primary bow Make sure the stern light canvas openi...

Page 14: ...B A A B B A I Pull down on the fabric until the snap caps align with the snap studs mounted on each of the primary and secondary swivel arms Fig 38A II Snap the female snap caps onto the male snap stu...

Page 15: ...age Do NOT operate the pontoon over 25 mph with the bimini top up Do NOT transport the pontoon with the bimini top up Closing the Bimini Top Close the bimini top into the radar position Fig 39 when no...

Page 16: ...refully guide the canopy and frame assembly towards the rear of the pontoon until all of the frames collapse together onto the primary bow assembly Fig 42 If a fully collapsed bimini top is desired wh...

Page 17: ...ling Fig 46A then let the rear support tubes down to rest inside the H brackets Fig 46B Opening the bimini top from the fully collapsed position 1 Remove the quick release ring pins from the rear supp...

Page 18: ...H bracket s and support tube s Loose adjustable front support tube s Slide outer front support tube s up or down over the inner support tube s until the bimini top is tight and the snap button s lock...

Page 19: ...ve foreign material from zipper chain teeth then zip or unzip pocket as necessary Missing pull tab Contact Taylor Made for service To temporarily fix the zipper pull tab insert a paperclip through the...

Page 20: ...increase the life of the top s fabric Storage or Storm Position If not going pontooning for awhile secure the fabric in the zippered storage boot Folding the pontoon top back into the radar or fully...

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