Surface Interval wrote:
Ben, does that cover go over your radar arch? What size? And, would it work for a weekly storage cover during the summer? We trailer and park beside the garage. The boat leans to the right and the mooring cover is not 100% rain proof so we sometimes have had water on the right side of the floor.
hutch9900 wrote:
I have the same cover on Ben's advice, and yes it does go over the arch. I think it is like a 282 monterey cover and it says over arch on the tag. I dont think I would use it as a summer cover, only because it is SO heavy and awkward to get it over the arch.
I would have to agree with Hutch. It makes an excellent winter cover because it's so heavy, which is also the reason it would make a bad summer cover. Even though it is vented (2 small vents), I would also have to wonder if it could create mold problems in the summer because there wouldn't be enough air flow to dry it out after each use. It is the Monterey 282 cover which also fits my friends 260 Sundancer nicely. My mooring cover leaks quite a bit also, and by the end of this season I just started rolling up my carpets when we left so we didn't have to deal with soggy carpets the following weekend.In the future we may have a new mooring cover made locally with a little better coverage to see if that helps. I assume you are using the original Great Lakes Boat Top cover for your boat also?
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