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[ready123]

You worry about brain damage?
Have you thought about where the waves actually hit while standing at the helm?? I hope you are not planning anymore kids

The first thing I would do was to put it on a radar arch (wonder why they are called that?) or only run it in bad weather when I am usually below.

[rebal]

Lol I am going to remove it. it really does make an sound that makes you wonder 1978 technology you can't go wrong lol

[adrewoh]

If my memory serves me correctly, I think Midnight is an F-36.

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Wow, midnight is a great looking boat!
I'm a bridge man. I don't like the way they look as much, but I love being up there--mine have always been uncovered.
When I bought my F31, my plan was to take the bridge off until I set foot up there underway. I have the lower station for rough seas, but 95% of the time I run from up there

[bjanakos]

Bridges are OK, and it's a great view especially when docking, but I'll take a hard top any day for charter fishing operations. Climbing up and down from the bridge all day to net fish and reset gear gets old after a while. Not to mention the cost of adding a second station for auto pilot and fish finders etc.

[adrewoh]

Yeah, that's a whole different story. Mine's all recreational--not a fisherman & can't charter from where I dock. That would be great though, make money running the boat!

[prowlersfish]

Bridges are OK, and it's a great view especially when docking, but I'll take a hard top any day for charter fishing operations. Climbing up and down from the bridge all day to net fish and reset gear gets old after a while. Not to mention the cost of adding a second station for auto pilot and fish finders etc.

That's why you hire a mate .