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    • #67148
      unabated
      Participant

      Anyone out there who on their boat?
      I need a quick measurement of the riser for the
      traveler. At the outboard end of the riser, where it
      transitions up.
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      | | Dim “A”
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      can’t draw it here
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      thanks
      alan


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    • #70565
      Paul Lefebvre
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      Hi Alan:

      I measure it at just over 5 1/2 ” from the top of the flange on the bottom
      (5 5/8″ from the deck).

      Let me know if you need any other measurements.

      Paul

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    • #70566
      unabated
      Participant

      Paul

      Ooops…. need from top of riser to where the old
      track is mounted. I think it’s 2 inches but need to
      confirm for Garhauer.
      thanks
      alan
      — Paul Lefebvre <> wrote:

      Quote:
      Hi Alan:

      I measure it at just over 5 1/2 ” from the top of
      the flange on the bottom
      (5 5/8″ from the deck).

      Let me know if you need any other measurements.

      Paul

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    • #70567
      Paul Lefebvre
      Participant

      Your 2″ guess was pretty close. I measure it at 1 3/4″ to the highest point.

      Paul

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    • #70568
      unabated
      Participant

      Thank you…. that confirms it.
      I would have had to drive the 40 miles to measure
      that…. thanks again
      alan
      — Paul Lefebvre <> wrote:

      Quote:
      Your 2″ guess was pretty close. I measure it at 1
      3/4″ to the highest point.

      Paul

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