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    Bought used Bennington. Bimini frame is almost impossible to release even to get travel legs out of where they fasten. Any tricks/ ideas?

    I put a new bimini frame on my boat - same thing. Pick up a car trim remover (plastic) for a couple bucks off Amazon. I keep one on the boat to pry it if it sticks - won't scratch / damage the aluminum.
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    Bimini frame mounting points - 2016 Bennington 24 SSRX

    Yup, was planning to. Figured having the measurements would make it a lot simpler. Even with measurements I'll test fit it prior to drilling. Appreciate the input.
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    Bimini frame mounting points - 2016 Bennington 24 SSRX

    Greetings, hoping someone can help me out with some measurements. Recently purchased a used OEM bimini (frame, top, hardware) off a 2016 Bennington 24 SSRX. Bimini is 8 1/2 ft wide and ~10 ft long. I'm going to add this to the front of my 2875 RLX. Problem is I'm not having luck getting info...
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    Question on shore station bunks vs rails 2006 Bennington 2875 RLX

    Thanks for all the feedback. Definitely going with bunks. I've got 3 sets coming and will play with the configuration. Appreciate the feedback and experience with an I/O - I did some measuring on mine and it does appear with some modification a center support could be used as well -...
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    Question on shore station bunks vs rails 2006 Bennington 2875 RLX

    Thanks for the response. I agree with the weight bunks would be ideal - just trying to figure out how I deal with the center toon configuration (flattening out at the back end). Any thoughts on how to deal with that? Thanks
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    Question on shore station bunks vs rails 2006 Bennington 2875 RLX

    And here are some pics of the boat. It's a heifer but we love it!
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    Question on shore station bunks vs rails 2006 Bennington 2875 RLX

    Great forum. I'm in the process of looking for a boat lift/shore station for my '06 Bennington 2875 RLX I/O tritoon. According to Bennington the hull weight (minus engine, gas, batteries) is 3,630 lbs. When I add everything in total weight is a bit over 5,000 lbs. It's an inboard/outboard so...
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