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Admiral
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i don't know if any one else over nights on their Nineteen. but if you do, and you'd like some cheap non damaging (no screw holes involved), i think i've finally figured it out in my 6th year of owning a Nineteen.
really was a pretty easy idea.
ya use twine, or string of your liking. ya use the window keepers as tieing off points. i tied my twine to the aft port window keeper. then just go around the perimiter of the boat using the fore window keeper. then off to the hard top latches. a loop around the port one and then off to the starboard one. i got a mirror on my nineteen. it's starboard of the starboard hard top catch. i go around the mirror then off to the fwd starboard window catch. my last tie off point was the outside of the hard top on the bars that run fore and aft on the hard top. tied it off there.
then we just used beach towels and cloths pins. just like a cloths line.
it worked very well and i finally have my privacy at the dock for over nighting.
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really was a pretty easy idea.
ya use twine, or string of your liking. ya use the window keepers as tieing off points. i tied my twine to the aft port window keeper. then just go around the perimiter of the boat using the fore window keeper. then off to the hard top latches. a loop around the port one and then off to the starboard one. i got a mirror on my nineteen. it's starboard of the starboard hard top catch. i go around the mirror then off to the fwd starboard window catch. my last tie off point was the outside of the hard top on the bars that run fore and aft on the hard top. tied it off there.
then we just used beach towels and cloths pins. just like a cloths line.
it worked very well and i finally have my privacy at the dock for over nighting.