floriduramax1
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- Sep 19, 2010
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- Boat Info
- 280DA, Magic Tilt triple axle, 2006 GMC 2500 D/A
- Engines
- T4.3/ Alpha
Sorry to the OP for the hi-jack!
Camper Top VS. Mooring Cover
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billnpat
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- Nov 15, 2009
- 3,610
- Boat Info
- Twin-Zeus-Cummins QSC 600 (T-574 hp - 420 kW) Zeus Propulsion includes Helm joystick, Onan 21.5Kw di
- Engines
- Twin-Zeus-Cummins QSC 600 (T-574 hp - 420 kW) Zeus Propulsion includes Helm joystick, Skyhook® Stati
I was just thinking about that today, taking down my camper and using my new mooring cover.
I ran that by the admiral and with her i'ts a sun issue....she can't stay in the sun, where as i can stay all day in the sun.
Bottom line, the camper will stay up and we really love it
I ran that by the admiral and with her i'ts a sun issue....she can't stay in the sun, where as i can stay all day in the sun.
Bottom line, the camper will stay up and we really love it
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- Oct 4, 2006
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- Boat Info
- 2003 280DA and 1995 Sea Ray 175
- Engines
- Twin 4.3l and 3.0l, all w/ AlphaI GenII drives
Another advantage of using the mooring cover when the boat is not in use is to keep the cockpit from sun fading and oxidizing. With the mooring cover my wax job stays nice and shiny. :smt001
See my signature pic; platform is just barely above the waterline. That's in Maryland and in brackish water.
Tom
See my signature pic; platform is just barely above the waterline. That's in Maryland and in brackish water.
Tom
