Would you recommend the Model D or the Model E for a 19' Hewescraft River Runner with the standard windshield?
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I ordered the boat cover model AA for the v-hull fishing boat. I can't answer your question of the model D or E. I can say that I am very happy with the quality of the Stormpro that I did order. Fits like a glove and seems to be very well made. Would highly recommend !
227164
Yes it is thick and really good quality it is better then the original cover that came with our boat. This is the only cover so far that has not gotten dips from the rain. Hope this helps.
571101
If you have a drop through one and its over 32 inches i would go with the 10 inch gull wings. If it's under 32" go for the 9 inch. If top mounted i would go with 9's as you have less turning mobility. All in all though it's not going to make a drastic difference. They have 9' vs 10' because of board length pretty much.
1096944
The explorer is a bigger kayak. Higher side walls. For me the challenger works fine, and I have plenty of space.
1978461
Not sure about CR model....I bought the Dowco 51223-00 Guardian WeatherAll Plus for a 2007 HD Softail Standard with a windshield and passenger seat back
2148607
I have an Eagle Talon 12 by Field & Steam, I looked at your Kayak, it will most defiantly work
1322828
I ran a "super B" on my old sporty. Not sure about the "E". If the mounting pattern matches, I would go for it!
621752
I would do a little research, we bought the standard size (our toy hauler is a 19' weekend warrior, considered small), there is a larger size available. Hope this helps
855326
i got to try both of them out in a store they both feel really smooth but i went with the Nautilus e514 it just felt a bit more sturdy and has a nicer display the schwinn 420 display was kinda hard to read as the Nautilus was light up bright with big nurbers and imo is the better buy ...... i had my Nautilus e514 for 4 months now and i use every day and its still like the 1st day i brought it .... and im only 5"4 so we are pretty much the same hight ' good luck on your work outs and hope my review helps
1232707
You don't need it, but it is better with it (full-function). If you don't have the E17, yet, I would get that first and see if you even need this. That's what I did, but I ended up getting both.
1951723
I USE D cylinders and find there is room to spare. There are so many advantages to this bad. I believe it should work for you. I OWN TWO. The quality is outstanding.er
1461471
The short answer: The Phantom and Storm are the same size as far as I can tell.Added comments: My wife is 5'4" and has had no issues riding my Storm, however you might want to consider the Stride with its step-through design which is the one we bought for her, also the Mariner series appear to have smaller frames to them. Hope that helped, and for the record... We both LOVE these bikes!
1090883
I think this cover would be too large for a FXDWD even if equipped with a windshield, I would seriously consider the Nelson-Rigg MC-904 Deluxe All-Season Cover - Black/Silver - Large MC-904-03-LG on Amazon. I can tell you this, I have had this cover for about 2 months, it has seen some cold weather, windy days and rain and it has exceeded my expectations. I just purchased another one for a Christmas Gift. I hope this helped.
1250100
Does not matter! Buy the gas powered one. It is so much better and will power thru about 6 inch limbs, Just remember to duck.
1254858
I personally feel the SE 330 is too clamp even for 2 of 5'5", but for solo, 5'10" should be OK.Whether it's better than the SE 370, the choice is yours. You certainly will get more room with higher price. But since you go tandem only 10%, maybe you can get by with the SE 330, even though kind of crowded. I have used my SE 330 on the Pacific several times without any problems.
37794
If you don't mind spending the extra $50 I would go with the stainless steel model. I've owned my E210 for about five years and I've noticed the porcelain is not hold up. I live in Wisconsin.
1682990
I've owned the Toro 1800 older model (38025) for around ten years. Live in the snow belt of Northern Michigan (we had nine inches today) and have a driveway with afton stone. My faithful Toro has done a great job of clearing the snow from my drive all these years, but the other day had one stone too many and I cracked the blades. I can get replacement blades and have it fixed (and probably will) but am also seriously looking at the newer model 38371. I looked at the Worx, which has steel blades, but Toro has been so trouble free over all these years, that I'll stick with the brand. BTW, it easily handles 12 inches of dry snow and can even carve through drifts with a bit of patience on the operator's part. EDIT: As it turned out, it would cost me $150 to have my old Toro fixed. No brainer: ordered the 38371 and happy dance, it will be here this Saturday.
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I think I would go with the 44" model. If I had to do it over again I would jump up to the next size.