Would this cover (while folded up) be in the way of operating the tiller on a boat that is driven in the back?
495807
Yes it would interfere, unless you had the rear support poles. Honestly, the frame is cheaply made, and I think the wind would tear it right off your sail boat. I'd also be concerned about the height of your boom.
69439
Yes, works just fine for trailering & also for cover when stored in the water at marina.
1744697
I would not use this as a cart cover, only effective if you throw it on your cart for immediate rain fall & and head for shelter. It work like a rain jacket , doesn't cover everything. Very weak material tears if it catches any windGood Luck
1169682
might, I put it on a 17 ft center console v hull and it was a little too large buy works just the same. The cover was of excellent quality and I will buy another for one of my other boats when I finish the overhaul of this particular boat. I thought for the money it was one of the better covers I've seen.
1698328
No, the device floats on the top and is propelled by the tubes. The solar cover would inhibit movement.
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.
302424
I don't think it will work accurately with a cover on it. It worked really well without a cover.
393500
There is lots of room at the back an desperate tie-downs. I'm sure it would work because mine covers the entire out drive. However, if not, you could always purchase a separate outboard cover.
810387
No it wraps around the entire back of the bagger without the grass bags on. It wont stay on or extend fully if you put it on the side.
1404086
I doubt it Pamela; I've just got the basic tractor, but the cover fits it and it alone snugly--I don't see any way it could cover an added implement.....GL
1226376
It would still have to be deflated a bit to make it smaller or fold it up. Somewhat cumbersome on a small boat.
810749
Do not believe so. My experience would not recommend any cover when towing as you risk damage to paint and cover. Enclosed trailer or open no cover. good luck
1706836
It does fold back all the way. However, it doesn't seem like it was designed to do that. I use it with the cover folded back all the time and it doesn't seem to be a problem.
571418
I don't see why not if your boat is covered. I would not let anything out uncovered but this is a nice box and will work fine if taken care of.
2064489
It really depends how protected from the wind you are. There are some "elastic" type sinchers at the bow and stern, but I would not feel 100% confident. I only use it when towing or winter storage, and I strap the cover to the trailer. I would not recommend it. It is a pretty good fit, but definitely not custom, leaving room for wind to get underneath it and whip it around, especially when not tied down. Hope that helps.
2002146
The locking mechanism for the tiller is not set directly forward of the seat, so at that point the tiller folds. Because of that angle to the seat, the tiller folds back diagonally so that it actually reaches the ground (or almost). That does allow it to have a flatter profile when folded. Instead of the handle (including basket that I have on mine) folding just to the seat level, adding about 18 inches in height to the folded device, the entire device, when tiller is folded, is lower.
864397
Hi..it covers about an inch to two inchs around the edge of the finder well.not being abel to see what your dealing with .i can only say if its close to the edge of the finder it would cover it..