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Originally Posted by doggypaddle
It May end up over the windshield of the car behind
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Have a search here for trailering with cover on or off. Lots of info.
Opinion is polarised, some trailer with cover on, some off. My own experience is never trailered without it: thousands of miles, waterproof, no problems, no rips in cover, no scuffing on boat, motorway crap stays on the cover not boat. BUT, it's tailor made to the boat and cost £500
It has three under hull ratchet straps and elasticated lower edge that fits under tubes and tightens to transom eyes.