John Keeler's Triumph 190

I just took delivery of my Triumph 190 Bay this past Wed. I had them install a Fishmaster T-Top on it. The Triumph boats are made of Roplene a Polyurethane plastic. The dealer recommended having support arms run from each side of the front frame to the console to add additional bracing. My T-top is solid and secure without the braces. I drove home at speeds up to 65 mph for 2 hours. When I arrived home there was no evidence of any loosening. Several people have bought your T-top based on my recommendation and based upon the interest shown on the Triumph Board and also on Tidalfish.com you can expect additional sales as a result. I recently took the boat on vacation to Ocean City, MD. I put it and T-top through rigorous testing. Ran hard through 3 foot seas and the T-top withstood a lot of stress and bone jarring bumps without any signs of loosening or stress. When I was ready to tow it home, it took me less than 10 minutes (in pouring down rain) to lower the T-top down for towing. I will be 70 next November and I do not need any help to raise or lower the T-top.

By the way, the only adhesive recommended by Triumph for the Roplene surface is Rule/Sudbury Elastomeric Sealant. It is available from C.G. Edwards & Co. in Boston, MA.


John Keeler Mechanicsburg, PA

 

 

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Heath Holland's Triumph

Here are some pictures of my 2003 Triumph 190 with my Fishmaster T-Top installed.  Thanks for making a great affordable product!

 
 
 

Gary Coulter's Triumph

 Installed my T Top on July 3rd and I'm very pleased with your product.

 

 

Bruce Sander's Triumph

170cc Triumph

 

 

 

Wayne Zink's Triumph

This is my 2007 Triumph 195CC. Guy Brothers Marine in Clement, MD did the install for me and I am extremely happy with their work and the product.

 

 

Todd Cormier's Triumph

West Bay, Nova Scotia

 

 

 

Duane Nea's Triumph

I really like the t-top I purchased from you and the quality of the manufacturing.  You can see that I had to cut the front legs off, had different feet made to accommodate my Triumph 190 Bay.  This way I could use the manufacturer's mounting plates front and rear.