Gotta make a cover for my RTT. Material suggestions?

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Here is how it looks, nearly complete.

Took it back down and he should have it done tomorrow.

He did a great job so far.
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Looking Good Man!
 
Sweet, that looks really good!
 
Just put the finished product on.

Awesome. The guy did a great job.

He charged me $100 for everything, including reinforcing the top with double layer denier for the ladder.

Also, bungees all the way around the bottom and two big ones to go across the top to secure the cover better.

I gave him $120 just because.


Here are some pics...
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Here is how mine turned out.

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Im very happy with the outcome, I still need to raise the whole tent 1/2" more but I can do that after CM.
The guy did it in a few hours, With padding where the ladder is as well as a liner so it wont ruin it, Not to shabby for $140.00
Do you like my pretty straps?
 
Looks killer. Nice deal at $100! :flipoff2:
 
Any updates on these covers after another year? Going in to get an estimate tomorrow to have one made at my local canvas/tarp place. Just curious if there's anything you'd change looking back? Thanks.
 
Well I pulled the trigger and had them start on a new cover. Thanks again Skillet for yet another idea to steal from MUD. :grinpimp:

Supposed to be "less than $200" so I'm crossing my fingers it's closer to $100 than $200, but we'll see. Didn't really ask a lot of questions so I'm leaving it in his hands. He's been great to work with in the past so hopefully just estimating on the high side.

It's a fabric with polyurethane on both inside and outside, extra layers in the corners and over the ladder. Bungee around the bottom. Going to add some straps similar to the original to keep any buffeting down.

Not exactly sure if it's the same stuff they're using for end covers for shipping wind turbine towers out from my old employer in town. If they can withstand the wind hitting them over a 14' diameter span with only one cross brace, it should sure be good for this.

Will report back when it's all done. :cheers:
 
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