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Trailer Pontoon Boat Cover
MODEL: PCVHP660 , PCVHP661, PCVHP662
CAUTION!
If your boat is new, use of this product is not
recommended within the first four weeks of
ownership of the boat. Some compounds used
in new boats can release gases that will cause
the dyes in boat covers to transfer to the boat,
potentially staining the boat or its components.
Boat covers can be used safely after this
introductory period.
CAUTION!
Be sure to secure all straps, ropes and elastic cords
CAUTION!
This large cover will be easier to apply with two
people.
before transporting your boat. Failure to do so could
cause the cover to come loose and will invalidate
your warranty.
Installation
1. Cover any sharp points or corners with a piece of cloth to
avoidstressing or tearing your boat cover when it is stretched
across your boat.
2. Drape the boat cover over your boat with the end marked
“FRONT” atthe bow.
3. Pull your cover down below the rub rail around the
entire boat.
4. Attach the fitting straps (A)
dangling from the bottom
sides of thecover to the trailer
frame by taking each strap
down under the trailer frame
rail then back up to the
corresponding insert buckle
at the edge of the cover.
Snap the male end of the
strap (A) into the buckle.
After attaching all the
remaining straps adjust
their length to secure your cover in place.
5. To secure the transom flap,first locate the adjustable cover
side panels (B) and wrap them towards the center of the boat.
Secure them in place by hooking the hem elastic cord hooks
(C)together. Cinch the D-rings on the adjustable side panels
together using the two provided hooked elastic cords.
Fold the transom flap (D)
over the side panels (B) and
adjust the transom flap (D)
to determine which row of
D-rings on the transom flap
allows you to best cover the
stern of your boat. When
(B)
using the top row of D-rings,
tuck excess transom flap
under. Secure by tying the
provided rope to an end
D-ring then weaving the rope
from the D-ring to the trailer
(D)
(B)
(B)
(B)
(C)
(A)
Additional Parts Included
• Two elastic hooked cords
• Rope
• Support Pole
Tools Required
Scissors and matches or a lighter
frame, and then to the next D-ring, until all the transom flap
D-rings are secured. Tie off the rope to the trailer frame.
6. Cut excess rope and carefullysinge the ends of the rope with
a match or lighter to prevent fraying.
7. Adjust and tighten asnecessary for your particular boat.
Before driving always check that all straps, ropes and hooks
are tightly secured. We recommend that after the first mile of
driving that you recheck your cover.
How to use Boat Cover Support Pole
The Support Pole adjusts in height from 12" to 54".
1. Assemble the pieces to the desired
height with the largeflat disk on the
bottom and the smaller concave disk
on the top.
2. You can also run straps (not included)
through the slots in the top of your pole
connecting the pole top and other high
areas of your boat to further support
your cover.
3. Remove the support pole and
re-tension straps before transporting your boat.
Care and Cleaning
Spot clean with water, a mild soap and a sponge.
Don't use abrasive cleaners or brushes.
Storage
A handy storage bag is provided to store your boat cover in.
If you wish to store your cover for an extended period, be sure
that it is completely dry before storage.
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