Before attempting to take the measurements for your Conestoga Cover, you will first need to make sure that your boat is where you are planning on using the cover. For example: on the trailer, in the water, on a boatlift, etc. Using the Diagram below, please take the following measurements for your boat cover.
2. We recommend that your cover should be at least one and one-half feet longer [1'-6"] than the total measurement.
3. Finding the total width - Measure the widest point of your boat. If you would like to store your boat on it's trailer, be sure to measure the wheel base if it is wider than the boat.
4. When you measure for the total height, you need to measure from the windshield or motor, which ever is higher, to the water level. If you are planning to store your boat on it's trailer, then you need to measure your boat on the trailer from the ground to the highest point on your boat.
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Cover
Clearances: |
Height
at the sides ( - like by the windshield ) . . . If the maximum width of my boat is . . . |
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6'-0" wide |
6'-6" wide |
7'-0" wide |
7'-6" wide |
8'-0" wide |
8'-6" wide |
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Wave
Runner 54" Cover (4'6" tall) 8' wide at the base |
40" |
36" |
30" |
24" |
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Fish & Ski 72" Cover (6' tall) 9'-6" wide at the base |
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56" |
52" |
48" |
42" |
Deck & Pontoon 96" Cover (8' tall) 9'-6" wide at the base |
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80" |
76" |
72" |
66" |
Example:
My Pontoon, on my trailer, measures 8 foot wide. The windshield is at the side and is 6 foot 3 inches [75"] to the top from the ground. I will buy the 96" cover.
If I just wanted the Cover for the water; my windshield is 4 foot 2 inches to the top from the water. I would buy the 72" cover. Oh' by the way, my Pontoon is 30' long. I'm getting the 31'-6" model.
