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Weber

I have seen them on rinkers, great accessory for girls to dance on the boat...

raybo3

I do not have a hard top but I might add a pole just for the look of it..................LOL

Black_Diamond

http://flyingladychicago.com/chicago-scene-boat-party-2013-play-pen-chicago-july-27-2013/#

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LaRea

Yes, the hardtop 370 is equipped with a fully functional stripper pole.  It also serves as a structural support for the front of the hardtop, and a handrail for the stairs to the bow.  But it is primarily a stripper pole.  ;-D

There is also a curved brace on the port side of the hardtop for lateral support.  These supports are both made from heavy-duty, large-diameter steel tubing.  I can't imagine this hardtop without the supports.  Even with them, the hardtop bounces a bit in heavy seas.  

Michael T

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Black_Diamond

Thought it was in the spirit

BoatAway

 

Black_Diamond said:

http://flyingladychicago.com/chicago-scene-boat-party-2013-play-pen-chicago-july-27-2013/#

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yes, I do...

Dream_Inn

Yep, the 370's had issues and added them in.  Really a bit tacky, but I guess they had to do something.  Mine has the smaller arch one coming off the port side, which I actually like.  It helps with the lateral movement. I believe they also added the arch type to the 420, or maybe a small pole behind the helm (I'm trying to remember). 

We're going to have a little contest at the next Chesapeake Rinker Rendezvous on Explore7425's 370!

<:-P  (now come on, not a pole dance contest, a grease-the-pole and see the drunks try to climb!)

LaRea

Regulation size -- you crack me up!  I guess you had to do some research.  Now that's what I call sacrifice for the good of boaters everywhere!

Michael T

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