"felton" wrote in message

I have a mainsail cover, bimini, wheel cover,
| companionway cover and grabrail covers.

Kind of "finishes off" a boat dosen't it. I really like my lifeline covers
and the companionway cover with the lead shot sewn into the base is a
godsend. I draw the line at winch covers though... but I will admit the
tiller cover was a good idea until I made the tiller quickly removable and
now stow it down below.

CM

On Tue, 27 Jan 2004 11:29:49 -0400, "Capt. Mooron"
wrote:


"felton" wrote in message

I have a mainsail cover, bimini, wheel cover,
| companionway cover and grabrail covers.

Kind of "finishes off" a boat dosen't it. I really like my lifeline covers
and the companionway cover with the lead shot sewn into the base is a
godsend. I draw the line at winch covers though... but I will admit the
tiller cover was a good idea until I made the tiller quickly removable and
now stow it down below.

CM

Yes it does I forgot to mention my hatch covers. Those things
really make a difference in keeping the boat from becoming a solar
collector during the summer months. Sunbrella is a godsend down here
in the land of skin cancer

I'm sure you can get one for $10 at the local wal-mart.

"Bobsprit" wrote in message
...
Well, here we go again.

Once again I'm wondering if I should add a dodger to my boat. This season
we'll
have a few kids aboard as well as some elderly folk and then there are a
few
cruises, one of which will be made with a friend who will be 5 months
pregnant
at that time.
It seems that a dodger, which will connect to a never used awning that
came
with the boat, would be of use. A few friends seem to think that a dodger
heats
up the interior of a boat. does that make sense? It seems it would catch
more
air and keep the sun out of the companionway. A local canvas maker has a
C&C 32
dodger that was never picked up and I can have it for 650 installed with a
SS
frame...plus tax. It's a good dodger...

Comments?


RB