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.
1051347
I am not sure. I purchased a full size cover and folded it underneath. It worked fine.
1468685
Only what you normally need to fold the cover over on itself. There are YouTube videos on how to assemble and operate if you want to see it's functionality.
298654
Yes, I have done that. Of course you would then need a cover for the open hole when the machine is in the down position. It appears to be a pretty straight forward job, however did require some carpentry work. Stan W.
2051004
I would look at a John Deere and see if the side chutes are similar. The cover slides "into" one side of the chute and attaches, with hooks, to holes in the deck.
66227
this is good if you keep your boat on the trailer, and have some kind of support under it ribs etc. will not work well as a mooring cover due to the need to be straped into place.
669140
It can be folded back as the front portion of the cover is actually a bit flexible.
409116
yes unless you fold the cover in half and use it that way for another angle
213352
I have it on a 12 foot Starcraft aluminum boat and it covers the boat and the 9.5 hp motor. The cover is a good deal.
337250
the cover is very nice and I believe it will fit around a rail depending on how many inches vertical the hightest pt is. the cover is very good so far but when the boat is in the water wind does get underneath of it and pull it off. when the boat is out of the water the cover has worked extremely well with the tie downs and some additional bungees used
984421
Absolutely....I have a folding 3 wheel and it has plenty of room to cover it.
914763
This motor will push a much larger boat but a smaller tiller steer isn't that much cheaper. it's better to have the power and not need it that often. I'll bet high winds will blow that pontoon around.
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.
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.
1698328
No, the device floats on the top and is propelled by the tubes. The solar cover would inhibit movement.
640563
Possibly, it is designed to be strapped to the trailer for fastening the cover over the boat and the strap material arrived in a single roll to be cut to length. You may want to search for a mooring cover for your particular boat make first.
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.