How do you install the poles and straps for cover on 210

[lucky7t]

How in the &$@" do you setup the poles and straps for a 15 210? My wife and I worked for two hours trying to decipher the instructions

Pics would be great if anybody had them


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[XBIGPUN66]

The white straps clip to your grab rails in front seating area. The long strap goes over the windshield. The two other straps clip to the back pop up cleat on each side. It makes a >---
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[XBIGPUN66]

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[Flyindutchman]

Even once you've figured it out....it's kind of a pain in the ***...lol!

[Flyindutchman]

Busted out the apple pencil...lol. Just note that the middle black connecting strap between both pole heads goes OVER the closed windsheild.

[Wake.BC]

I would highly recommend hang tight cover system. It's so much easier than using poles! Why hasn't Nautique started using it?


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[surroundsound64]

The white straps clip to your grab rails in front seating area. The long strap goes over the windshield. The two other straps clip to the back pop up cleat on each side. It makes a >---
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Bingo.
I haven't found these difficult at all. Hook the front, the. Just backup towards the back.

[lucky7t]

ok what im confused about is the third strap going forward on the white ones up front. Nowhere to strap that to. Also confused at the height of the front one because Ive got two different heights. I assume the front goes all the way down because we could not stretch the cover enough to get it to work when it was extended.

Flyindutchman,
That was awesome to illustrate that! Thank you.

[McCannLand]

ok what im confused about is the third strap going forward on the white ones up front. Nowhere to strap that to. Also confused at the height of the front one because Ive got two different heights. I assume the front goes all the way down because we could not stretch the cover enough to get it to work when it was extended.

Flyindutchman,
That was awesome to illustrate that! Thank you.

If you have a third white strap going forward in the front section (i don't) my guess would be that it would connect to the front lifting ring however, i think they removed the front lifting rig from the newer 210 models so would likely be the cause of your confusion. I would just make a loop from a boot lace or old nylon webbing and loop it down to the Bow Eye and back up to your extra strap, or just not use it. As I do have a front lifting ring I think I'll add another strap to my set up for just that purpose. Yes your front pole will go in a lower position then the back pole.

[Flyindutchman]

ok what im confused about is the third strap going forward on the white ones up front. Nowhere to strap that to. Also confused at the height of the front one because Ive got two different heights. I assume the front goes all the way down because we could not stretch the cover enough to get it to work when it was extended.

Flyindutchman,
That was awesome to illustrate that! Thank you.

Ahh, that is interesting. I have no third strap going forward. Maybe a universal pole/strap arrangement that doesn't apply to the 210? I have the shorter pole at the front and the taller one at the rear. My poles come apart but are not height adjustable so it 'just works'. I didn't have to figure any of this out because that's the way it arrived and the delivery captain just showed me white straps to the front and black to the back.

[GemCitySurf]

I have a 230 and have been leaving the window open...didn't think it would work with the window closed. Will try again next time.


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[lucky7t]

My poles come apart at have a spring loaded ball that locks them in place . So should I just leave the front one down?


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[Cpan13]

I would check with your dealer that you don't have the wrong poles. I did the first time around with my G and they got my sorted out.