Being an old Yankee, ashrink wrap cover is used instead of a fabric
cover, and it has remained in good condition for seven years. Made for
snowy environments, the cover sheds snow effectively. My boat is a C&C
35-2. For height, a 3” PVC pipe is mounted from the mast step to roughly
40” above the cabin top mast partners, with the spinnaker pole lashed to
the bow pulpit and then to the pseudomast. From there a ¾” galvanized
link fence rail tubing extends to approximately 24” above the aft
pulpit. This setup allows for easy access over the transom and adequate
stand-up space in the cockpit. To prevent the cover from sagging, ¾”
fiberglass tape is run diagonally from port to starboard stanchions over
the peak. The entire process typically requires about half a day for two
people to set up and secure.
Don Kern
C&C 35-2, /Fireball/
Bristol. RI
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