2006-10-17; 11:21:27 EDT
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I also seldom agree 100% with anyone and I'm not about to change my ways. The tarp can serve a good purpose if you are storing you boat outside and live in a northern snow area. Leaves and snow can accumulate and clog the drains in the cockpit and also on the seats. This can allow an enormous amount of snow and water to collect and could eventually find its way into the cabin. Cheap blue tarps won't last the winter so make sure you buy a good quality tarp. They cost more money but are well worth the investment. Tieing it down with plastic milk jugs partially filled with water also eliminates bungees breaking loose and flapping around in the wind doing damage to your hull. RummySee the original archive post