LOW COST BOAT COVERS THAT FIT

[Anonymous]

I’M TRYING TO FIND A BOAT COVER FOR AN ALUMACRAFT MODEL F AND A ROWBOAT. BOTH ARE 14′ LONG AND HAVE 52" BEAMS. I’VE TRIED SEVERAL ONLINE MAKERS AND ALL OF THEIR COVERS ARE WAY WIDE… 68′.

ANYONE KNOW A MAKER WHO HAS A COVER THAT WOULD FIT BETTER… WITH OR WITHOUT OUTBOARD COVER.

BOB

[jeff-register]

I wish I did!

[stanley]

I ordered a $39.99 fits 14’x68" cover for my 14’x46" boat.It works great if I pull it down below the splash rails before I cinch it up.

[reivertom]

Build one of those frames out of PVC pipe that makes it into a "tent" shape to take up the slack. It will shed water and snow better, too.

[Anonymous]

Stanley,

Where did you get it? Walmart?

Bob

[stanley]

I got mine on EBay.Silver in color,light weight,water repellant.I got it to keep dust and leaves out while parked under a shed.Elastic edge with loops to tie,rope and a storage bag.I have hauled the boat with it on for short trips.

[paulfromyork]

I have a 12 ft aluminum row boat on a trailer. I tried different tarps and "tent rigs" over several years. I was never satisfied. Now I just flip the boat over on the trailer and strap it back down. A little extra effort, but otherwise, it works great. Of course, early in the spring I flip it back over before the nesting insects find it.

[johng]

This ain’t exactly what you are looking for BUT. A dealer here in northern Ohio sells hi-dollar bass boats. They come with a shipping cover. this cover is water proof and has vents in it. the owners don’t want those tarps(covers) I then take it(or them) to an Amish lady and have her cut them down to fit. They will also more than cover a 14-16 boat for the winter. Just bungee the cover down. I even get them for friends in Canada. stan scj616@aol.com

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