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Custom Pwc Waterproof Jet Ski Watercraft Cover For Yamaha Xlt 800 /xlt 1200 Blue on 2040-parts.com

US $217.95
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Palm Coast, Florida, United States

Palm Coast, Florida, United States
Custom PWC WaterProof Jet Ski Watercraft COVER for YAMAHA XLT 800 /XLT 1200 BLUE, US $217.95, image 1
Condition:New Brand:Covercraft Warranty:Yes Manufacturer Part Number:XW870UL Country//Region of Manufacture:United States

Covercraft Personal Watercraft Covers protect against ultraviolet (UV) damage, bird droppings, tree sap and
air pollutants - elements that can ruin the finish of an expensive watercraft.

Key Features & Benefits

  • Custom-patterned for a precise fit
  • Protects against UV damage and other outdoor elements
  • Designed for use while trailering
  • Reinforced openings for trailer pins and security straps
  • Zippered flap provides access to gas cap

INSTALLATION - WATERCRAFT COVERS
The rear of the cover has the sewn-on red reflector.
Start at the front of the watercraft and slide the cover over the nose, making
sure the cover is centered.
Move to the back of the watercraft and pull the cover straight back, over the
body edge usually found above the jet drive. It is a tight fit and you must pull
the cover snugly into place. This tight fit prevents flapping or movement while
towing.
NOTE: If the cover is not tight enough, make the following adjustments with
the cover off the watercraft,
1) Locate the elastic bungee cord sewn into the hem - you'll find the ends of
it at the hem opening at the front of the cover.
2) Pull the bungee cord out 4 to 6 inches and tie a new knot past the original
knot. DO NOT untie the original knot.
3) Refit the cover. If it is still not tight enough, repeat step 2 and move the knot
further up the cord.
IMPORTANT TOWING NOTE!
There are two (2) tie-down loops on each side of the cover. These must be
used to keep the cover in place while towing. Use nylon rope or a similar
strap through the tie-down loops to securely pull the cover tight under the
watercraft. Fasten the tie-down ropes after the watercraft is loaded on the
trailer. DO NOT use rubber or bungee type cords for tie-downs, as they can
cause chafing of the watercraft body while trailering.
Watercraft covers have a flap for access to the fuel filler cap. This allows
you to refuel the watercraft while it is on the trailer, in transit, without removing
the cover. Take care not to spill gasoline or oil on the cover - it is flammable
and will attract dirt and ruin the water repellency.

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