Over the tower boat cover

[pmellis]

Has anyone purchased a cover that goes over the tower (with the tower up) and completely covers the sides of the boat (does not stop at rub rail)? I am putting my boat on a slip and would like to cover it completely. If so where did you get it and what did you pay?
Thanks

[GCSuper]

I have one. Buxton got it for me but it was made by Dallas Canvas.

Just re-read your post. Mine does stop at the rub rail, but I had the option either way when I ordered it. Think mine was $ 1400 for a 210. We don't even fold the bimini up.

[GCSuper]

[NautiqueJeff]

If this is for your G, why not just order a factory tower-down boat cover? It takes only a minute to drop the tower, and this cover works great!

[pmellis]

Yeah that cover looks great and will do most of what I want. I would also like the sides covered though to protect from sun on the boat lift.

[NautiqueJeff]

You can have side panels added by a local canvas shop. I have seen some boats at my local dealer that have the factory cover with snap-on side panels. They look good.

[CanadaNautiqueGuy]

Here's another option. Never used them, but came across it when I was thinking about buying an over the tower cover.

http://www.sewlong.com/storage-cover.html

[flounder]

I have a 230 fully covered. Cost about 2,000. You will need to get it custom made. I find it easier to put on then the nautique cover. No worries about poles falling. I do have one in the bow but no need in the stern. There are so many benefits to it if you live on the lake and don't tow.

[schaabj]

If this is for your G, why not just order a factory tower-down boat cover? It takes only a minute to drop the tower, and this cover works great!

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Jeff,

It looks like you have your Z5 rack under the cover on the back? correct? do you trailer like this? how did you get the tower to fold with the Z5 mounts? or did you remove the allen key bolts on the drivers side?