Regarding folding the bimini, can it be folded down such that it is out of the way? i.e. not laying on boat but at an angle aft? Thank you.
1966857
I imagine it depends on the boat, but in most cases I'd have to say yes. I have a 17' Bass Tracker. I was able to position it to rest right behind the 3 main seats. I'm very pleased with it. It makes a world of a difference in the summer sun! Easy to install. I used 5/16" self tappers to fasten to the aluminum edge.Highly recommend
1966858
Negative, not a feature out of the box as it does not contain any support poles for that purpose.
1966859
Once you get it installed, If its in the way, its easy to take it off the boat by just undoing the two wing nuts. I put one of these on my Bass boat and sometimes I don't need it, so I just take it off as it only takes seconds to remove. The initial install of the bimini isn't hard, but takes some time, but once thats done, removing it and putting it back is very simple, or you can buy some braces that will hold it up at an angle that will allow you to open hatches etc without it being in the way. I really like having it and am glad I bought it.
1966860
top comes with front and rear straps but you can add support poles on the back if you'd like. This is truly a great top.
1966861
yes. it folds down flat. i fold it down and cover my boat when not in use or when towing. how it folds down or the angle would depend on how far forward or aft you mount it.
1966862
If you like it to rest at a 45° then you'll want to purchase the support bars in addition to this. Hope that helps.
1966863
Not really, you could remove the vertical poles but that is about it as far as breaking down for storage
1966864
It does not lay at an angle. It only lays forward or back flat on the railing.
379030
If I try folding mine further than a 90-degree angle, it forcefully will spring back to be as extended as possible. It would only stay folded in half if sewn or restrained to be like that, or held down with enough constant weight.
178037
No it cannot be folded. But it is easy to move from one place to another by standing in front facing it tilt it towards yourself until its on the rollers then push or pull it to where you want to move it.
879191
I have not had any problem with it being in the way. It folds straight up and down.
1703003
I actually worried about the same thing. When folded the legs extend past the iron rest so there is not problem with it being in the way. I love this ironing board. You will need to add a pad as the one that comes with it is very thin and when you look at the same board that is at Bed Bath and Beyond it has a much thicker padded cover. When I added one I was much happier.
575262
Not really. I don't think it was designed to collapse but, it could be folded down a little.
2185582
Yes, you can fold it back, however, it does not stay put. since it is divided, it does not stay flat, too fexible.
1226376
It would still have to be deflated a bit to make it smaller or fold it up. Somewhat cumbersome on a small boat.
979441
If you have patience. You would have to detach some of the small pieces and then the ship would fold down flat, but you risk tearing the notches that the parts attach with if you are not careful. It can be done..just wasnt worth all the work to me.
1111963
The saw has to be removed in order for it to fold up. I carry mine in my work van, so it folds up and I can lean it behind my saw horses. I am very pleased wih mine.
1699322
no it doesn't fold, it does screw on and off pretty easily which is what I do when I have to cover my boat.
661584
I have not had to fold the trailer. However I think it would take some time each time you fold the trailer. Sorry I couldn't be more help.
1649556
You could probably do this...the legs are adjustable and you can probably remove the lower half of each leg which may allow it to fold in flat, or fold out flat with shorter length. Don't have it with me right now to check for sure. It is light weight aluminum and is designed to be wedged in place. It works pretty good, but it is helpful to carry a few short lengths of 2x4s to place under the feet if needed. It is designed to rest flat under the bumper... If you don't have a suitable bumper, you may also be able to use a length of board between stabilizer and frame to make it work.
1456669
Since it was a gift for my son, I had to wait for him to answer me. He said that yes it does fold out of the way. He loves this tool. He said for him personally there are not any downfalls or negatives.
1103633
It is possible to fold up and out of the way but parts will still stick down about 2". Due to the angle it is hardly noticeable
50007
It doesn't fold, you can stand it up on end though. You would have to siphon all the water out, and get a helper to move it via SUV
161874
Unlike other walkers that can be folded easily, this one cannot be folded at all. If you want to put it away it has to be put away as it is or be taken apart the way it came packed.