We have a lift that we leave the coat on, can the cover be attached to the lift or do they have to wrap the boat?
640563
Possibly, it is designed to be strapped to the trailer for fastening the cover over the boat and the strap material arrived in a single roll to be cut to length. You may want to search for a mooring cover for your particular boat make first.
1226373
We roll ours up and tie it to one of the dock posts when we are not using it. It could be easily tied to back of boat if you have platform on the back of your boat.
487293
Well, I am not sure I can answer this as we only move it when we remove it from the boat and put it in our vehicle when the boat is being used. As long as you wrap in a towel or something soft like that, it should be fine. It works great!
102074
Quite frankly I do see why you would need them. I pull my boat down the highway at 60mph with the cover secured exclusively by the straps sewn into the cover and it works fine. That being said, I don't see why you couldn't wrap the entire boat and cover with nylon trailer strapping but you'd have to run from one side of the frame over the boat to the other side of the frame; there are no extra d-rings or attachment points except at the very rear. Truly, you won't need more.
810031
I used it to cover my pontoon over winter. It did a good job. Depends on how you secure it. It's big!
507597
I leave mine on. It wouldn't be too hard to remove. I also clamped turnbuckles to the frame of the canopy to the handlebars of the snowblower to keep the canopy stabile. This works great especially in a blizzard.
1143249
No cover...at least the version I have. The top plate goes on the trolling motor, which slides into the bottom receiver...if you slide off the motor you are left with that bottom receiver exposed.
2001931
No, The lift place the top beside the tub. A sunken tub would need "hole" next to the tub for the cover.
1025990
The cover is extra large. I use it for my 17 1/2ft bass boat with a 7 1/2ft beam. From front to back it goes from covering the entire motor to covering the entire trailer wench, with still extra length. Along the beam sides it extends nearly all the way down to the trailer stepsides. It is strong and waterproof.
2053459
We have it on our 16 ft pontoon boat and it's big enough to cover the motor too. It's kind of a PITA to put on though.
436318
No cover. You can buy that separately--something I would highly recommend if you plan on keeping it outside. If storing in your garage, then it is probably not necessary.
438098
Yes... absolutely... I have two covers for seadoos... both 2001. .. a GTi (11ft boat) and an XP (9ft boat) and the elastic keeps the covers snugged up under the bumper rail well... its substantial elastic too... not enough to trailer without the extra straps, but enough to keep the cover on in a strong wind... there's an opening at the very front that you can access the bungie elastic, double over and tie for extra fit, or could use tie down to hook elastic to the floating dock in the event wind did get up under it... would prevent losing the cover into the water.... just make sure to get the right size... the large fit my 11ft 3 seater GTi with room...and hella room on my 9ft XP... the newer skis are bigger from what I know... but also 3 cylinder engines...
20028
The one I ordered and got did not have a cover. I am using mine inside a boat and have it mounted up and out of the way so did not need a cover.
134810
I use the supports that came with the play pen cover for the boat. We first connect the play pen cover to the boat, then drape this blue cover over the top of that. My boat is 24 foot and it stretched from the front deck all the way back enought to cover the motor. Once you have it stretched out tie it down to the frame of the trailer. Then crawl back in under the play pen cover and place your poles in the area of your boat as needed to keep the cover tight. I had to drill holes in my poles so I could place pins in the poles to keep them from sliding down cause with this cover and the snow we had earlier in the year the weight pushed the poles down. Since we drilled the holes into the poles for teh pins we have never had any problems. We also us our bimi top lifted 6 inches up with the cover over the top of that which helps for water to run off easier. You will by doing it this way have a small opening on both sides of the boat in the aft area both on port and stern sides, but only one should have any type of access to the boat, by way of about a 1 foot tall by 2 foot long opening is all I have on my stern side which if you tie it down correctly no one should bother your boat.Hope this help you out and good luck with the boat.
850330
Yes, mine is unscrewed and stored for the winter while my boat cover is on as well
870715
It's not a cover. It's a cover lifter. My cover is 8x8. The lifter is ajustable for whith.
1848310
not that i know of the cover needs to be removed when the engine is running to let air circulate but i guess you could cut a hole in it and sew up the seam don't know if it would stay on at 45mph