Re: Sea Ray Bowrider/Hard Cover
When my bow-rider needed new covers I decided to have a heavy duty one-piece mooring cover custom made. It was a little more than twice the cost of a good out-of-the-box cover, made of high-grade canvas, and covers the entire boat (about $550 four years ago). It never leaks and is easy to put on alone while the boat is moored. With a hard cover you'll need to put it some place, I've never regreted getting the full mooring cover...it rolls up and stores under one of the bow seats. My boats on a mooring six months a year, the cover snaps on and also has a nylon quarter inch draw-string with stainless fittings for quick connect. Best of all, I just cover it with a nylon tarp and stretch wrap the perimeter for the winter. Possibly a problem with bimini tops. Question...an Alpha One Gen II bolted to an 87 3.7L inline 4?
