A Cheap ,quick, temporary fix that I used was a few fiberglass drain cleaning rods ( about €2 each at B&Q) rest on centre of screen and transom. It lifts the centre and runs off the side. It worked for me. You can get a pole to stand in the cockpit with adjustable height later.
Excellent idea
That's a good set up , I used the drain rods as a quick fix and they pack down to fit in a locker.
Thanks. I think the lighter weight covers like Tony's and BP's Ducksback are more susceptible to pooling than a heavier weight material. My PVC hasn't rubbed anywhere at all so after some trial and error I'm happy where I'm at.
The Polypipe also breaks down easily it's only push-fit. Can be creative according to each boat, I used a heat gun to put a permanent bend in and not that it's essential, but 32mm Floplast fits inside the 40mm joins for additional strength.
Get some bungees through each eyelet to the trailer chassis.
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Have you ever actually tried strong bungees? They won't work unless there are regular eyelets, neither if cheap and nasty. They are much faster. My preference.
What’s your sample size here out of interest?
I had a made to measure cover for my Ranieri when I had one, Because the windscreen is so high compared to the stern, when tight, water just ran off nicely. Towed her to Spain a number of time no problems.
... I am thinking about this company below who do 2 days for £300 during April and hoping they are good ... anyone heard of them? May do the VHF one too?
) and still need to book a service for it as not been used for over 2 years, buy me some safety gear too... oh and another car to use for towing (and want 7 seats so can take the dog too) I keep flipping between the Audi Q7, Mitsubishi Outlander, Nissan Pathfinder and Toyota Landcruiser... hoping something about £10k to 15k as don't want to buy new as will only be using it for the boat towing...People are advising me to steer clear of the BMW X5 and Land Rovers
