A drafty but dry cab for a tightwad
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No problem Patches,
Unfortunately, it looks like the sale at Northern tool is over but here is a cover that looks quite similar to mine which will work:
Classic Accessories Golf Cart Rain Cover | Golf Car Covers | Northern Tool + Equipment
Here's one at ebay for $79 but shipping is $18.00. You might find one even cheaper at EBAY. Just watch shipping charges. The one linked below is from a dealer with lots of good feedback.
NEW Deluxe 4 Sided Golf Car Cart Cover Enclosure Rain * - eBay (item 230416209822 end time Dec-31-09 14:11:32 PST)
Good luck, when you get it just roll up the panels like I did in the picture and use clothes pins or something similar to keep the rolled up.
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Unfortunately, it looks like the sale at Northern tool is over but here is a cover that looks quite similar to mine which will work:
Classic Accessories Golf Cart Rain Cover | Golf Car Covers | Northern Tool + Equipment
Here's one at ebay for $79 but shipping is $18.00. You might find one even cheaper at EBAY. Just watch shipping charges. The one linked below is from a dealer with lots of good feedback.
NEW Deluxe 4 Sided Golf Car Cart Cover Enclosure Rain * - eBay (item 230416209822 end time Dec-31-09 14:11:32 PST)
Good luck, when you get it just roll up the panels like I did in the picture and use clothes pins or something similar to keep the rolled up.
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So far as sizing, it looks like my store bought Kioti CK-20 roof measures very roughly
40" X 56" long. If anything, these golf cart covers are larger but work very nicely all the same.
Let us know how yours works for you, Patches. I'm sure you will be pleased. It is sure nice blowing without a face full of snow and also much nicer breaking the wind even though I make sure to keep the cab open at about boot level on down. This is the highly sought after method for keeping inside of window panels clear of condensation.
If you happen to clamp or bolt any pieces of lumber horizontally to fill out cab make sure to take a file and round off any sharp corners first.
BTW, here is one more cart cover with much more window area for $65 delivered to your door. This link will not last indefinitely as it is an ebay item. I have no personal experience with this one but see some of the folks are using ones like this.
http://cgi.ebay.com/Tour-Trek-Drivi...emQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_0?hash=item27adab9ff4
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40" X 56" long. If anything, these golf cart covers are larger but work very nicely all the same.
Let us know how yours works for you, Patches. I'm sure you will be pleased. It is sure nice blowing without a face full of snow and also much nicer breaking the wind even though I make sure to keep the cab open at about boot level on down. This is the highly sought after method for keeping inside of window panels clear of condensation.
If you happen to clamp or bolt any pieces of lumber horizontally to fill out cab make sure to take a file and round off any sharp corners first.
BTW, here is one more cart cover with much more window area for $65 delivered to your door. This link will not last indefinitely as it is an ebay item. I have no personal experience with this one but see some of the folks are using ones like this.
http://cgi.ebay.com/Tour-Trek-Drivi...emQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_0?hash=item27adab9ff4
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