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Unread 12-29-2012, 10:20 AM
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I'm using a 12x24 oval pool cover. Works well, i use the ratchet and cable it comes with to cinch it down. I split pool noodles and wrapped my rail and windshield to prevent it rubbing through. Total investment, $45 for the cover on Ebay and 6 noodles for $1 each from 5below... $51 covered.
Titan, that's a great idea about the pool noodles... Much better than my knee pads from Harbor Freight. Thanks for the idea.!!!!
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No problem... They fit real tight, the pool cover flaps some, but the slack is good for some water retention without tearing. I usually get the water out within a couple days.
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