wind screen

[da.bell]

That was one of the reasons I didn't get the one for under the seats. Well that and I was afraid it would tear open from something in there. Thus why I have the large fat sack that just sits in the walkway. That way I can still have 2 people sit up front.

I wonder how much weight will fit in the W711 if I can't fill it up all the way? Need at least 600.

I would venture and say you would get between 350 to 400 lbs in there max.

[dogbert]

pic?

My boat's in the shop, but I should be picking it up shortly. I'll post a pic after that.

[mtnsmith]

Having been raised sailing as well I am pretty handy with sewing canvas so I made one out of sunbrella. I installed 6 snaps on each side and three along the bottom of the windshield and it works great, that would allow you to not snap the bottom couple snaps and leave the fat sac or snap all the way down if you do not have the sac there. The other thing I like is that it is easier to store than a rigid piece of plexiglass/lexan. It cost me about $12 to make. I am not sure how much a canvas shop would charge. We had a tonneau cover on our searay and I liked that as well, I just did not feel that industrious when it came to making something. I'll post a couple pics.

[tigeblue]

Having been raised sailing as well I am pretty handy with sewing canvas so I made one out of sunbrella. I installed 6 snaps on each side and three along the bottom of the windshield and it works great, that would allow you to not snap the bottom couple snaps and leave the fat sac or snap all the way down if you do not have the sac there. The other thing I like is that it is easier to store than a rigid piece of plexiglass/lexan. It cost me about $12 to make. I am not sure how much a canvas shop would charge. We had a tonneau cover on our searay and I liked that as well, I just did not feel that industrious when it came to making something. I'll post a couple pics.

please do that sounds like a great Idea

[mtnsmith]

Here's the pics of my sunbrella windscreen.

[dogbert]

I have one of those, except it's made of the same material as my seats with some backing in between. We never use it.

[dogbert]

pic?

Sorry for the delay. Here's a pic of both the snap-in windscreen and the tonneau cover. I definitely like the tonneau cover better. What I've always wanted was a snap-on cockpit cover that covers the cockpit and back of the boat to match. It would be a great cover to keep on the boat when it's in the water during a rain shower.

[CP3]

I would love to have a cover like that for the bow but I couldnt handle having all those snaps put in and the way it looks when its not on there

[spharis]

What is the rail material called? The name of it in store?

[dogbert]

I would love to have a cover like that for the bow but I couldnt handle having all those snaps put in and the way it looks when its not on there

You callin' my boat ugly? Them's fightin' words!

[Ks]

I have a integrated bow sack that I am no longer using. If you want to trade for your sack I would do that.

On top of the seats it is a bit more then 600 full. I have 2 friends that are 300+ and the sac feels better then them.

In the 22VE you can run it under the seats as well, and In that configuration it would take about 350-400 I would guess.