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Permalink Reply by Mike Baker on September 20, 2010 at 5:39pm

Hey Mike,
The portable carports that you can get at Costco work very well. If you are not a member you can also get them at bi-mart just be sure to get one that has 4 side legs and not three. I lost a three legged one because of snow a couple of years ago, the tarp survived but the frame bent ca lapsing on one of my boats. Luckily the only casualty was one plastic folding guest seat.
Mike

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Permalink Reply by Randy Dersham on September 22, 2010 at 6:01am

These do work great Michael. I recommend that you stake the corners with a very heavy duty stake down. I've had them running around the yard in the wind. In wet climates they will also condense. I recommend a cotton canvas tarp over the boat to wick away any moisture and trap drips. Not a big deal but worth the trouble.

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Permalink Reply by larry Hambley on September 25, 2010 at 10:47am

Mike, I had one of the covers with the tarp-like cover that lasted about three years before the tarp needed replacing. Then it collapsed from snow. A friend suggested getting an all metal carport and I found some on the internet and ordered one. It cost about $600 installed and anchored and was put up in about one hour. Now I don't worry about snow or replacing tarps. The carport should last many years. Just look on the web for carports to see what is out there.

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