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tg0824SSVGG
06-16-2012, 12:34 PM
Mine were not in good shape when I got the boat NEW. The dealer went out of business right away, so
I never got them traded, now they are flat falling apart!
I have been looking around (including here on the "Gear" site) for replacements.
Has anyone ever tried these?
http://www.bakesonline.com/images/trlrpdscarpet_LG.jpg
http://www.bakesonline.com/detail.aspx?ID=2043
They are carpet instead of the normal "canvas" (and are about $10 cheaper too)
Thoughts?
Todd
CornRickey
06-16-2012, 12:52 PM
Get a couple that say "supra" ;)
mapleleaf
06-16-2012, 08:25 PM
bought mine off ebay, from a dude in Minnesota who supplies label ind. who inturn supply Supra... Glad to see you around Todd, Malibu???? Did your daughter make a full recovery???
tg0824SSVGG
06-17-2012, 01:50 AM
Maple -- that photo was from the website selling the carpeted covers - not my boat, mine is still the 2008 Supra. Daughter had an amazing recovery, just a few
tiny issues - but compared to what she was facing, it's a miracle. So is the child that survived all of that mess and is now almost a year old (next week).
Thanks for remembering.
mapleleaf
06-17-2012, 02:44 PM
Darn good news on fathers day from one father to another.... Now back to the OT, I'm not a huge fan of those carpeted jobs, I'll dig around my phone and see if I can find the guy I bought from, he didn't mind me calling directly at all....
tg0824SSVGG
06-17-2012, 06:42 PM
Thanks MapleLeaf -- there are lots of places that make them - all about $50-60 including from Supra - I had not ever seen the ones with carpet
and was curious if anyone had tried them.
Nerve wracking fathers day here -- the HUGE fire in Colorado is just a couple of miles from my house - it's been a long week of being ready
to evacuate. It calmed down for a few days, but then today there are 50MPH winds and have it all stirred up again.
(boat is hooked up, critical stuff has been in the 2 cars since Sunday -- we're "ready" to go if we have to, not our first evacuation due to fire - but being "ready" doesn't prepare the mind!)
wotan2525
06-18-2012, 09:56 AM
My boat had some carpeted ones when I bought it and they were complete junk. Soaked up water and rotted from the inside out. These may be different, but that was my experience 10 years ago.
I bought some with Supra logos off of eBay and they've held up great.
Salty87
06-18-2012, 01:41 PM
lol...my experience is the opposite. i glued carpet to my pvc posts and they're going on 10 years now. i made the rears about a foot taller too, my home ramp is pretty steep and a post could get caught under rubrail if water was rough. doesn't happen anymore. changed the rears to flexible pvc too, act like shock absorbers.
http://i8.photobucket.com/albums/a10/salty87/DSCF1352.jpg
crystal waters
06-20-2012, 12:22 PM
try this site---scroll down on first page
bought these for my lift at the dock for my guide posts!
Awesome covers compared to others I have seen.
very pleased!
http://www.veveinc.com/shop/Boat-Trailer-Post-Guide-Ons-For-Boats-and-Pontoons/
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