I keep my Jet ski on a hydro lift floating dock so I will not be able to access the bottom of the ski. is there elastic on the edge?
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It does not have elastic it is all made of nylon and is tighten like a belt (not the kind we wear). It also has a velcro loop to secure the loose ends. Nettie
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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...
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There are rubber covers on the ends and the ends bend sideways. Not a problem.
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The roller has a lock brake. To hold it tight, I haven't had issues but I guess you could add something at the bottom.
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I have not had to deal with this type of problem on my 'Stik', but will certainly check that the knot on the bottom of mine is secure. I would suggest calling Fiskars directly, and speaking with one of their customer service representatives about your problem. This tool is still one of my favorites, and has served me well !
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Thank you for your interest. The bottom of the cover is elastic. ~Formosa Covers
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I used fishing sinkers to hold mine in place. yes it is smooth on the bottom
706108
None...that's the same watercraft that I have...I bought the larger size and it was about 8" too short. I ended up going to my local jet ski shop and buying one.
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I started at the bottom and lifted the black rubber up. I gently pulled it off the bottom corners then slipped it off. I would try not to stretch it too much or it won't stay tight on the plastic when you put it back on.
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Yes it does have elastic all around the bottom. I do think that you will still need to use the straps that come with it or use your own for secure tie down. If you are trying to use this as an "in water boat cover", I do not believe this is the right cover.
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Your "shave plate(or bar)" may need adjusted or replaced. It's on the bottom of the snow thrower. The plate adjusts to allow the paddles to get closer to the ground as they wear.
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DO NOT UNSTRAP till you are behind steering wheel.This way you are sure to not lose the boat on the ramp.
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The bottom has a non-skid texture that prevents it from sliding around my carpeted trunk....good luck.
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Hi Kathy. In my experience, although it's been a long while, no. Part of the problem was that the system is fighting gravity with the water on the bottom and it just couldn't compensate. Great concept. Poor execution.
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Our boats are much smaller so I don't have an answer to your question. I did find that I had to put a rope along the bottom of the boat to connect the two black straps so they wouldn't slide off the boat when I was raising them.
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Under the lip there is a groove made purposely to lift and pull while inclined, but no place for strap, the way it is made the trunk can be pulled. Thx
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Yes, there are edges although not as deep as Weather Tech would provide. We didn't see it as a problem in the cargo area. Biggest spill we might get would be from a leaky cooler and if water overflowed, not a crisis. If you've something else you would be hauling that would have a more lasting impact if overflow occurred, might want to invest in the WTs.
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You can adjust the float action with the simple addition of a zip tie to lower the float level if it is not adjustable on yours. It also depends on if you are pumping uphill and how close you installed your back flow preventor