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Well, I know there are a few of us on here that own the 36" and may be in the need for a cover.

If anyone is interested, I can get $ and availability on some. I just had one custom made by one of our accounts at work.
It is a well know Canvas and Tarpaulin company in North Jersey.
They supply covers for Dump Trucks and 48' and 53 ' trailers.

It is 100% water PROOF and a thick heavy vinyl. Mine has eyelets all along the bottom for bungys.

Ill post a pic of mine tonight.

It stays outside all winter and anyone that knows about the Poconos knows we get nasty winters.

Just wanted to put this out there.

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Here's the pics if anyone is interested just pm me.
I measured it about 1.5 " higher,wider and deeper so I could use Big noodles or pipe insulation so that the cover has some space between the surfaces. These are small noodles until I can get the larger ones.
After that, it will fit a bit tighter.

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Great idea with the noodles. I have a hard cover for mine but that looks like it’s well made.


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Woody, you better stop working so much and drink a beer and put some oil on that flat top of yours.

bsooner75 wrote:Great idea with the noodles. I have a hard cover for mine but that looks like it’s well made.


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Yes sir, its made extremely well. I figured if it can hold rocks and stones in dump bodies it will keep the elements out.

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GRailsback wrote:Woody, you better stop working so much and drink a beer and put some oil on that flat top of yours.

Don't know how to but someday ill figure it out. I actually just reseasoned it and in the pic it looks like rust but it's completely rust free. I think the camera flash made it look more Brown than black.
As for the beer, I've always had that covered

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