Fountain Deck Hatch
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Does any one know of a plastic company that can fabricate a white deck hatch for a 32 Fountain Fever
A 300 pound gorilla stepped on mine and it broke. Based on the crack it is not lexan but only white plexi or acrylic. It is basically a tapered 20" square with a 1.25" bent edge on both sides
I had a local company that could fab, but they are out of business. Fountain wants 475.00 and two weeks.
Thanks for any help you can offer, Dan
A 300 pound gorilla stepped on mine and it broke. Based on the crack it is not lexan but only white plexi or acrylic. It is basically a tapered 20" square with a 1.25" bent edge on both sides
I had a local company that could fab, but they are out of business. Fountain wants 475.00 and two weeks.
Thanks for any help you can offer, Dan
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Ripride1, Hello. I'm in the custom fab biz. I lean towards the artistic side of metal fabrication. Here's a few things I've done in the past. Let me know if I can put something together for you.
sincerely, Brian Kamrath
aka martiniboat
sincerely, Brian Kamrath
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...latest project. Trim tabs that are a direct retrofit to the Bennett dual or single ram setup. Both longer and more aestetically pleasing. Built longer and definately more rugged.
This is an early "in the works" photo showing the single and dual ram tabs. More pics will be coming.
Thanks, Brian Kamrath
This is an early "in the works" photo showing the single and dual ram tabs. More pics will be coming.
Thanks, Brian Kamrath