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Shrink wrapping. Is it worth the cost?

SPEK

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Last year for long-term winter storage outdoor in MO I had our 220 shrink wrapped. It cost about 500.00 for them to do it. I'm trying to decided if it's worth the cost or just to use the factory mooring cover this year. Anyone do this? What are your opinions on one or the other?

Thanks in advance.
 
Last year for long-term winter storage outdoor in MO I had our 220 shrink wrapped. It cost about 500.00 for them to do it. I'm trying to decided if it's worth the cost or just to use the factory mooring cover this year. Anyone do this? What are your opinions on one or the other?

Thanks in advance.
Is it going to be exposed to snow, if so i would put a plastic tarp over the tower and the moring cover. Snow will slide off easily
 
Is it going to be exposed to snow, if so i would put a plastic tarp over the tower and the moring cover. Snow will slide off easily
Yes we usually get a 2-3 good snows a years. I hadn't thought about the tarp idea. That seems like it would be just as effective for a fraction of the cost
 
Yes we usually get a 2-3 good snows a years. I hadn't thought about the tarp idea. That seems like it would be just as effective for a fraction of the cost
If you get the tarp tight the snow will slide off and if it is a quality tarp you will get many years out of it.
 
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