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Sailrite Dodger for the M

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Has anyone purchased a Sailrite dodger? Was it relatively easy to make? What do you think? Would you purchase one again?
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Post by Gerald Gordon »

I got the frame from them several years back along with the CD on how to make a dodger. I followed most of the steps on the CD and added some features I wanted. Turned out very well. My dodger goes from rail to rail (lifelines)
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Rail to rail, yes that's what I want.
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Any picture of the dodger ?
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Post by mattabbe »

Yes, any pictures? Thank you.
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Post by Night Sailor »

It would indeed be nice to see a rail to rail installation of a dodger. I have my oversized bimini set up that way but had not decided on a perfect design for a rail to rail dodger that would allow quick forward movement for the crew in an emergency.

Incidently, I have to say that all my dealings with SailRite have been very good. I wouldn't hestitate to order anything from them.
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