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Old 25 April 2010, 06:21   #1
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Let's see your A Frame then!

Please post pics. I'm looking for ideas on a 7m.

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Old 25 April 2010, 10:21   #2
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This is a slight variation (improvement ) on an Osprey item.

The forward hoop as a slight rake on it rather than the two being parallel.
The bottom brace (nearest the tubes) is best in tube rather than plate for purposes of hauling oneself out of the drink.
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Old 25 April 2010, 11:23   #3
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This is a slight variation (improvement ) on an Osprey item.

The forward hoop as a slight rake on it rather than the two being parallel.
The bottom brace (nearest the tubes) is best in tube rather than plate for purposes of hauling oneself out of the drink.
If you fitted a neat stainless steel cleat on that bottom brace, it would be a more precise copy of the standard issue Redbay A-frame.
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Old 25 April 2010, 11:28   #4
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If you fitted a neat stainless steel cleat on that bottom brace, it would be a more precise copy of the standard issue Redbay A-frame.
As i've always thought, RB have style.
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Old 25 April 2010, 12:15   #5
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As i've always thought, RB have style.
Well, they do say that imitation is the most sincere form of flattery
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Old 25 April 2010, 12:55   #6
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Coincidentally I have also been looking at the Redbay design and wondering whether the grand I don't have burning a hole in my pocket would be money well spent
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Old 25 April 2010, 12:59   #7
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My boat: Ribcraft 6.8 with 2" double aluminium A-frame.

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Old 25 April 2010, 13:33   #8
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My boat: Ribcraft 6.8 with 2" double aluminium A-frame.

Check out my latest folds: www.flickr.com/photos/gj0kyz
I really like your aframe. I saw it when we were in St Peter Port back in October, took a few shots as it struck me as very well designed.
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Old 25 April 2010, 16:51   #9
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I really like your aframe. I saw it when we were in St Peter Port back in October, took a few shots as it struck me as very well designed.
Thanks, I remember seeing your boat as well.
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Old 26 April 2010, 10:18   #10
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my "A" frame

I have a double "a" FRAME AND a mini "a" FRAME ON top so i can easily install a radar in future.
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Old 26 April 2010, 22:13   #11
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Old 27 April 2010, 23:33   #12
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Here's mine...

It supports a self-righting rig, plus two full jerry cans of fuel to supplement my inboard tank, and a couple of towing bollards.
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