Yes, thered is, John. But the Marina[s] around the lake don't have the
best security policies. Basicly you park it "over there" tarp it and
there it sits, with no security fence or any type of guardianship.
But you do get to rent the space off them! ?

Besides, the boat does have a really good cover, but leaving it
outside even under tarp just seems to invite mould, and moisture
doesn't do the bright or woodwork any favors. Granted this isn't a new
boat, but I'd like to keep it , especially the floor, from
deteriorating from leaving it sit damp and in an oven like codition.
That's why I trailer it back and stuff it in my warehouse.

Even with wear and tear on the old wagon, I figure it's better for the
boat in the long run.

I could be wrong though.

On Tue, 19 Jun 2007 11:48:58 -0700, Tim wrote:

Yes, thered is, John. But the Marina[s] around the lake don't have the
best security policies. Basicly you park it "over there" tarp it and
there it sits, with no security fence or any type of guardianship.
But you do get to rent the space off them! ?

Besides, the boat does have a really good cover, but leaving it
outside even under tarp just seems to invite mould, and moisture
doesn't do the bright or woodwork any favors. Granted this isn't a new
boat, but I'd like to keep it , especially the floor, from
deteriorating from leaving it sit damp and in an oven like codition.
That's why I trailer it back and stuff it in my warehouse.

Even with wear and tear on the old wagon, I figure it's better for the
boat in the long run.

I could be wrong though.

Probably the best idea if security is a problem. I didn't realize you had a
covered area in which to keep it. That makes a hell of a difference. Mine
has been in covered storage since new, and it still looks nice and shiny.

Back on track for a moment.

now it looks like I need to shop for a Bimini top. An all day outing
baking in the hot sun isn't an idea of family fun.....


Tim wrote:
Yes, thered is, John. But the Marina[s] around the lake don't have the
best security policies. Basicly you park it "over there" tarp it and
there it sits, with no security fence or any type of guardianship.
But you do get to rent the space off them! ?

Besides, the boat does have a really good cover, but leaving it
outside even under tarp just seems to invite mould, and moisture
doesn't do the bright or woodwork any favors. Granted this isn't a new
boat, but I'd like to keep it , especially the floor, from
deteriorating from leaving it sit damp and in an oven like codition.
That's why I trailer it back and stuff it in my warehouse.

Even with wear and tear on the old wagon, I figure it's better for the
boat in the long run.

I could be wrong though.

"Tim" wrote in message
ups.com...
Back on track for a moment.

now it looks like I need to shop for a Bimini top. An all day outing
baking in the hot sun isn't an idea of family fun.....


Tim wrote:


I am not endorsing or pimping for any one company but I found the best price
for our bimini last year at
www.coversearch.com.

$337 for the sunbrella bimini, boot cover and rear supports for our 20
footer. Aluminum frames. They include all the hardware.

It is a 2 man installation but fairly easy.

On Jun 22, 7:19 pm, "JimH" ask wrote:
"Tim" wrote in message

ups.com...

Back on track for a moment.

now it looks like I need to shop for a Bimini top. An all day outing
baking in the hot sun isn't an idea of family fun.....

Tim wrote:

I am not endorsing or pimping for any one company but I found the best price
for our bimini last year atwww.coversearch.com.

$337 for the sunbrella bimini, boot cover and rear supports for our 20
footer. Aluminum frames. They include all the hardware.

It is a 2 man installation but fairly easy.

Thanks, Jim.

I'll check 'em out.