Jeep Cover!
 

I bought one of the rain gear covers a month or so ago and have been using
it daily...pretty neat not using the top or doors on a regular basis. I
have been getting some humongous pools of water on top tho, almost flooded
my seat today when I forgot it rained. Anyone have advice on using this
thing so the water runs off?

Seahag

Re: Jeep Cover!
 

Get a big dowel (big-ass stick) long enough to stick in the cab and lift
the top (like the center pole in a tent). Cut a hole in a tennis ball
and stick it on the end that is touching the top.

Seahag wrote:

> I bought one of the rain gear covers a month or so ago and have been using
> it daily...pretty neat not using the top or doors on a regular basis. I
> have been getting some humongous pools of water on top tho, almost flooded
> my seat today when I forgot it rained. Anyone have advice on using this
> thing so the water runs off?
>
> Seahag
>
>

Re: Jeep Cover!
 

Get a big dowel (big-ass stick) long enough to stick in the cab and lift
the top (like the center pole in a tent). Cut a hole in a tennis ball
and stick it on the end that is touching the top.

Seahag wrote:

> I bought one of the rain gear covers a month or so ago and have been using
> it daily...pretty neat not using the top or doors on a regular basis. I
> have been getting some humongous pools of water on top tho, almost flooded
> my seat today when I forgot it rained. Anyone have advice on using this
> thing so the water runs off?
>
> Seahag
>
>

Re: Jeep Cover!
 

Get a big dowel (big-ass stick) long enough to stick in the cab and lift
the top (like the center pole in a tent). Cut a hole in a tennis ball
and stick it on the end that is touching the top.

Seahag wrote:

> I bought one of the rain gear covers a month or so ago and have been using
> it daily...pretty neat not using the top or doors on a regular basis. I
> have been getting some humongous pools of water on top tho, almost flooded
> my seat today when I forgot it rained. Anyone have advice on using this
> thing so the water runs off?
>
> Seahag
>
>

Re: Jeep Cover!
 

Get a big dowel (big-ass stick) long enough to stick in the cab and lift
the top (like the center pole in a tent). Cut a hole in a tennis ball
and stick it on the end that is touching the top.

Seahag wrote:

> I bought one of the rain gear covers a month or so ago and have been using
> it daily...pretty neat not using the top or doors on a regular basis. I
> have been getting some humongous pools of water on top tho, almost flooded
> my seat today when I forgot it rained. Anyone have advice on using this
> thing so the water runs off?
>
> Seahag
>
>

Re: Jeep Cover!
 

I've heard of people using sail battens (sp?) to for a bow. On a TJ, one
cut to the right length could probably be held in place across the driver &
passenger seats by the door surrounds (assuming you have a softtop)
"Seahag" <Seahag@toadymail.net> wrote in message
news:40da396c_2@newsfeed.slurp.net...
> I bought one of the rain gear covers a month or so ago and have been using
> it daily...pretty neat not using the top or doors on a regular basis. I
> have been getting some humongous pools of water on top tho, almost flooded
> my seat today when I forgot it rained. Anyone have advice on using this
> thing so the water runs off?
>
> Seahag
>
>

Re: Jeep Cover!
 

I've heard of people using sail battens (sp?) to for a bow. On a TJ, one
cut to the right length could probably be held in place across the driver &
passenger seats by the door surrounds (assuming you have a softtop)
"Seahag" <Seahag@toadymail.net> wrote in message
news:40da396c_2@newsfeed.slurp.net...
> I bought one of the rain gear covers a month or so ago and have been using
> it daily...pretty neat not using the top or doors on a regular basis. I
> have been getting some humongous pools of water on top tho, almost flooded
> my seat today when I forgot it rained. Anyone have advice on using this
> thing so the water runs off?
>
> Seahag
>
>

Re: Jeep Cover!
 

I've heard of people using sail battens (sp?) to for a bow. On a TJ, one
cut to the right length could probably be held in place across the driver &
passenger seats by the door surrounds (assuming you have a softtop)
"Seahag" <Seahag@toadymail.net> wrote in message
news:40da396c_2@newsfeed.slurp.net...
> I bought one of the rain gear covers a month or so ago and have been using
> it daily...pretty neat not using the top or doors on a regular basis. I
> have been getting some humongous pools of water on top tho, almost flooded
> my seat today when I forgot it rained. Anyone have advice on using this
> thing so the water runs off?
>
> Seahag
>
>

Re: Jeep Cover!
 

I've heard of people using sail battens (sp?) to for a bow. On a TJ, one
cut to the right length could probably be held in place across the driver &
passenger seats by the door surrounds (assuming you have a softtop)
"Seahag" <Seahag@toadymail.net> wrote in message
news:40da396c_2@newsfeed.slurp.net...
> I bought one of the rain gear covers a month or so ago and have been using
> it daily...pretty neat not using the top or doors on a regular basis. I
> have been getting some humongous pools of water on top tho, almost flooded
> my seat today when I forgot it rained. Anyone have advice on using this
> thing so the water runs off?
>
> Seahag
>
>

Re: Jeep Cover!
 

Thanks, come to think of it I believe we have a telescoping pole around
somewhere and the dog won't miss one of his tennis balls!

Seahag

"Jim85CJ" <jim_85CJ@NOSPAM.yahoo.com> wrote:
> Get a big dowel (big-ass stick) long enough to stick in the cab and lift
> the top (like the center pole in a tent). Cut a hole in a tennis ball
> and stick it on the end that is touching the top.
>
> Seahag wrote:
>
> > I bought one of the rain gear covers a month or so ago and have been
using
> > it daily...pretty neat not using the top or doors on a regular basis. I
> > have been getting some humongous pools of water on top tho, almost
flooded
> > my seat today when I forgot it rained. Anyone have advice on using this
> > thing so the water runs off?
> >
> > Seahag
> >
> >
>