Cover thoughts

On Sep 21, 12:09 pm, B A R R Y wrote:
My current cover (Bruce's Custom) on the Sundowner is wearing out.

I currently have the extended version that reaches all the way down to
the wing root, but am considering the standard version. The standard
version extends only about 1/2 way down the door. The shorter, standard
version seems easier to install and remove than my current model, but
_may_ allow a bit of leakage at the bottom of the door.

Recommendations? Comments on your current cover?

Thanks!

Bruce's is very good about standing by their covers and should fix any
problems with your cover at no charge. Mine developed a tear on the
front where it was catching on the windscreen metal retaining strip
and they fixed it for nothing (save the shipping cost to send it to
them). Maybe you can get your old cover repaired?

Steve
PA28-151
KDMW

On Fri, 21 Sep 2007 17:06:39 -0700, Steve - KDMW
wrote:

Maybe you can get your old cover repaired?

Ours is simply wearing out in several places from weather and use.

While we *could* call them. we feel as if we've gotten what we paid
for, and don't mind paying for another. The wear and tear honestly
doesn't seem to be a manufacturing defect.

At last! An honest Man.
Diogenes can put his candle out
Very refreshing to see\

"B A R R Y" wrote in message
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On Fri, 21 Sep 2007 17:06:39 -0700, Steve - KDMW
wrote:

Maybe you can get your old cover repaired?

Ours is simply wearing out in several places from weather and use.

While we *could* call them. we feel as if we've gotten what we paid
for, and don't mind paying for another. The wear and tear honestly
doesn't seem to be a manufacturing defect.

FWIW, when the current cover was ~ 6 months old, it had a tearing
problem at the wing root, which Bruce's cheerfully fixed with a free
modification. We called Bruce's to inquire about a new one, and they
still have our original and modified measurements.

I had a boss who used to buy LL Bean shoes, wear them for a few years,
then exchange the worn out shoes under the guarantee. That really
isn't right. G