I'm curious.. do people cover their lawn tractors?

[KerryAll]

I know people with the money or the room probably keep them in the shed, barn, garage, etc. but do people actually cover them up and store them outside?

 

[twall]

I know people with the money or the room probably keep them in the shed, barn, garage, etc. but do people actually cover them up and store them outside?

I'd like to....if it doesn't cost $199.95.......why? Do you (cue greasy used car-salesman radio ad voice ) "have just the product?" (also cue greasy used car-salesman smile here....) :biggrin:

 

[KerryAll]

As long as the moderator doesn't kick me off for blatant commercialism...I'll say I can make a cover for anything, and think my heavy woven poly material would do the job. Should I make a prototype?

 

[twall]

As long as the moderator doesn't kick me off for blatant commercialism...I'll say I can make a cover for anything, and think my heavy woven poly material would do the job. Should I make a prototype?

If you can make it for around $30...yes. If you wanna rape someone more than JD would charge.....so let him kick you off....:biggrin:

 

[RobertBrown]

As long as the moderator doesn't kick me off for blatant commercialism...I'll say I can make a cover for anything, and think my heavy woven poly material would do the job. Should I make a prototype?

If you build it they will come......

 

[CajunCub]

With a big a$$ shed:laughing:

 

[KerryAll]

...if you're lucky enough to have that big a$$ shed! :laughing:

 

[CajunCub]

A tarp and bungy cords are fine if no big a$$ shed, but YES cover it up.:biggrin:

 

[KerryAll]

Hence the advantage of the Kerry-All Pouch... just like a custom fit tarp! :smile:

 

[mystreba]

I'm curious - what's the "ballpark" price range for a complete lawn tractor enclosure? I'm thinking of something you'd drive the tractor onto, and then zip it up.

This would be something that might be of value to even us "big a$$ shed" owners. Twice in the past I've gotten the tractor out of winter storage, only to find that mice had nested in the engine compartment, and once they'd even chewed through some wires. I'm guessing that one repair bill would have paid for an enclosure.