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Pull the frame apart and see. It is only one screw, and you can pull that section apart.
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Checked it this evening and I have room to the glass. Bad thing is that with the angle of the windshield the bimini would not go down easily which would be frustrating since I cover every time.
Going to mount it right behind the windshield frame on the deck.
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