Cover Installation

PWC Cover Installation

There is a method to putting the covers are, the fit is tight and if you follow this sequence it will go on easy.

Place the cover over the Handle bars first

Pull the cover over the nose

Pull the cover over the seat

Work the cover down the back.

Attached the j-clips (sewn in the hem 1/2 way down the hull on each side) 2002 and new GTX's, RXT's have (2) on each side). The clips just slip onto the rub rail. Use these, they keep the cover more tented.

Boat Cover Installation

Our covers are very fitted and trailerable! The fit, the vacu-hold system, pooling poles system, ratchet boot assembly, cleat reinforcements all work together to keep the cover tight and tented on your boat.

First check your windshield or protruding objects for burrs or sharp edges or things that will snag your cover. If there are any remove them. (Sometimes windshields have sharp metal burrs)

You then install the pooling pole system which is two poles with a series of web that goes to you cleats. The poles telescope and lock into place, the web (white web to front, black web to back) attaches to the cleats. Pole rubber feet on floor, webbing/pole tops making the tent. Always use the pole system, even when you trailer, it keeps it tight and tented and from flapping.

The cover goes over the top, pull the front on first and work back.

Loosen the ratchet all the way, pull the cover over. Pull the ratchet strap tight with hand, then ratchet tighter. The tighter you ratchet, the further down the hull it goes so it can't come off.

The vacu-hold system, is a rubbery/plastic vent that as the air flows over it, pulls the air out of the cover and sucks it tight to the boat. Kind of like an airplane wing. This keeps it from flapping in the wind and rubbing your boat.

Model specific directions are in the cover box.

It works great for trailering or on you lift or in your yard! The same system is used on all the OEM Boats for Honda, Yamaha, Mastercraft, Baja, Malibu, etc. Its really easy to use.