I have a 19.5 ft boat, I/O. Will the 19 ft cover work or do I need the 20 ft.
369028
Not sure. My boat is 20.5ft and I ordered the 20-22ft cover and it worked fine with length to spare. If you want to be certain I'd suggest the 20-22ft cover. Great cover by the way for the price.
369029
Depends upon your Motor mounting. Worked on my 19.5' aluminum fishing boat...
617080
Not wide enough for 20 ft voyager pontoon. Bought 24 ft cover and still wasn't long enough to properly cover boat.
1108746
Yes, this cover should fit that boat. I have a 19 foot tuffy with an outboard, and the cover is a little long for my boat.
823693
You would need the 17-19 feet cover so far no water has seeped through as Marshall has recommended do what you can to prevent water puddling up
1624670
I'm assuming you are talking about the one foot tall rails that extend upward out of the cuddy roof? I have a 21 foot larson cuddy and this size cover barely fits mine... so I'd assume your 19 foot cuddy would be a good fit... assuredly better than mine. The quality of this cover is awesome by the way... absolutely love it.
287624
Yes, if it is ONLY 16 ft. The cover does not stretch so that if it is 16 1/2 ft long you need the 18 ft cover.
998912
I have these as the support system. These will work if the railings are of the proper size, Arnall's Standard Arch Support System for Pontoon Covers by Extreme Marine Products, which I ordered from Amazon. If your railings don't support this, they have systems with straps going bow to stern. I bought the 21-24ft pontoon boat cover. For a 20 ft boat I think this would be too big, I would look for a smaller one
1052535
I'm sorry but I can't answer that. We haven't used the cover yet because we are keeping the boat dry stacked now. I'mSorry. Good luck
642467
the cover will be larger than 19mm but fits the inside of the lug nut. You need the remover tool to get 19mm back for a tire change. Put some gum so the product will not fall off. I discard mine and just spray painted my lugs to silver.
818840
You'll need a 16' cover for a 16' pool. I'm pretty sure the 18' will be too big. This cover will only work for a round, metal frame pool. I'm very satisfied with this cover. The clips attach to the steel legs and it also has a draw string. It also holds up to the wind real well. You should get about 2 years use out of it.
908615
Size won't accommodate engine or at least it didn't on my boat. I have a 18 ft open bow v hull outboard. I live n tx and the cover didnt last a year. If u expect this to last in full high temp direct sun u may be disappointed.
228134
This is a good cover, I have one, but it will not work on your boat with a solid mounted t-top. Amazon lists a cover called Titan brand full trailerable t-top cover that will work on your boat. Also the cover must specify that it is made for an outboard motor . Do not buy a cover longer than you need, a 18 to 20 ft cover should fit good,
1227507
Don't know about your boat but my 20 foot bowrider cover fits perfectly. The major problem with the cover is it fits too perfectly and does no vent the moisture. After one winter and part of the summer the underside of the cover was totally covered with mildew which is too extensive to remove. Taylor should have provisions for venting.
134810
I use the supports that came with the play pen cover for the boat. We first connect the play pen cover to the boat, then drape this blue cover over the top of that. My boat is 24 foot and it stretched from the front deck all the way back enought to cover the motor. Once you have it stretched out tie it down to the frame of the trailer. Then crawl back in under the play pen cover and place your poles in the area of your boat as needed to keep the cover tight. I had to drill holes in my poles so I could place pins in the poles to keep them from sliding down cause with this cover and the snow we had earlier in the year the weight pushed the poles down. Since we drilled the holes into the poles for teh pins we have never had any problems. We also us our bimi top lifted 6 inches up with the cover over the top of that which helps for water to run off easier. You will by doing it this way have a small opening on both sides of the boat in the aft area both on port and stern sides, but only one should have any type of access to the boat, by way of about a 1 foot tall by 2 foot long opening is all I have on my stern side which if you tie it down correctly no one should bother your boat.Hope this help you out and good luck with the boat.
790288
Definitely the 15'. We have a 22' pool and bought the 21' cover. It works perfectly since there are just a few inches are the perimeter that allow it to float freely. Any bigger and you'd have to cut it.
213352
I have it on a 12 foot Starcraft aluminum boat and it covers the boat and the 9.5 hp motor. The cover is a good deal.
2160054
If what you have are 20# tanks this cover will work. I thought there was a cover specifically made for the 20# but either would work.