OEM Cover

[vmax2extreme]

So driving to the boat ramp today, my LX210 OEM cover seam broke at the front pole and tore from side to side in a bad way. Is it worth spending the $600 on a new OEM cover or just go for an aftermarket cover at this point?

I've been looking at these Seal Skin covers, but they look like they'd pool in the front without a pole? https://sealskincovers.com/products/seal-skina-c-1200-supreme-boat-cover?version_2000-Yamaha-LS-2000

Thoughts welcomed since I need to act soon for winterizing here in MD....

Thanks in advanced!

 

[Julian]

If the material is still good, you could get that repaired pretty easily.....but if it ripped because its dry rotted - that won't work.

 

[jmilks]

Im in a similar situation with my LX2000. I dont know what the difference between my OEM and your OEM covers woudl be. But basically I called around 6 places for a MAR-LS2MC-20-01 (~$600) cover, no one has them since it is so old. The guy from Partzilla said that if the part number is active at Yamaha you can order them but there is no definite ship dates. I would have to order it and keep checking. Tried to look at Seal Skin covers, their website does not work at all, not sure what the deal is there. So I ended up purchasing the cover below from Empire Covers (~230). Hopefully it is a decent fit as I plan on using it while its docked. Does require the anti-pooling poles.

Triton Mooring Boat Cover

www.empirecovers.com