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Does anyone tow with a bow and cockpit cover? Any problems if so?
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Towing with bow and cockpit cover
- Thread starter Scott
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Yes, no problems. Tow without the polls in is what most recommend.
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Yes, I tow with my bow and cockpit covers. I do not tow a lot as I have had a slip for the last three seasons. And I do not tow more than 15 miles, I live within eyesight of the Lake, and no more than 55mph. With all that said, I have not had any issues with my Sunbrella covers. Love them, they do not move while towing and I prefer towing with them over the mooring cover. I tow with the poles in, mine are adjustable and take the slack out of the covers.
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