Boat Top And Cover

I have Ranger 210 Reata and I need to know how fast i can drive with the cover/Top up?

If your talking about a "full boat cover" they are made for highway speeds, however if your talking about a Bimini top, You shouldn't drive with it up. I've done it for short distances at say 30mph. but it's not recommended. Good Luck!!

2008-07-20 18:55:36 by N N

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I would like to know where i can get a cover for the top of traxxas nitro vee if anyone knows it would be very helpful.

You can get boat covers for lots of different types of boats on the site below.

2010-11-16 18:35:36 by Nick

Price: $149.99 $100.09

Designed for extra durability and all-weather protection, won't shrink or stretch
Storage bag and trailering straps included
Fits V-hull runabouts (outboards and I/O) 17'-19'L, beam to 102"W

I recently bought a boat. it was a thundercraft capri 1987 or 1986 and I am looking for a top but i cant find any. like to ride in the rain. That kind of top not a cover. Any suggestions or exact matches? thanks!

what you are seeking would be a bimini top and Overton's is a good place to start looking for it. Link is furnished below...

2008-08-18 10:18:36 by Madison

Price: $239.77 $108.99

FREE MATCHING ZIPPERED BOOT INCLUDED !
7/8" ANODIZED ALUMINUM FRAME PIPES
SUPERIOR 3-BOW MARINE GRADE BIMINI TOP 6'L x 46"H x 54"-60"W

The cover sags in the middle and lets more and more water collect in pockets. If I could put an air bag in the boat it would hold the canvas up and shed the water off. Any suggestions?????

You could also use the blowup float that is used for above ground pools when putting the cover on. It goes right in the middle of the pools and ties to the sides, keeping the water from collecting in the middle. see below link

http://www.poolandspa.com/catalog/produc t000250000029.cfm

2008-10-26 12:58:48 by Joe Schmoo

Hi folks,

I get to go scuba diving offf the wonderful coasts of Oman & Dubai with BSAC and PADI mates.

Thing is, they can be a bit daft.

You are about 60ft down, and tins of beer start arriving from the top-cover boat.
Fine. We turn upside down, remove the mouthpiece, crack the tin, and slurp away.
Suprisingly almost no sea water gets involved in the process.

You then fill the tin with air, so it pops back up to the boat.

Mind the joker once sent down packaged sandwiches on a diving weight.

This was a bit much, watching folks trying to eat a soggy sandwich under water. It doesn't really work very well.

Perhaps a beer-filled hosepipe with a bung on the lower end might work ?

All daft notions gratefully received.

Bob

I don't know...

But you are my hero

2009-07-14 19:48:32 by Bob the Boat