Trailering boat with enclosure

[Twins n Fins]

Just put a new enclosure canvas/strata glass on my center console does anyone leave theirs on while trailering?

[Bass_Appeal]

ive left mine on in the past , but , its getting old.and brittle ...so the last time i did it started to flap and fall apart ....new canvas should be ok , just picture if u had it up on a cold day and going about 28 knots in tje water same thing really ...

[bassnbucks]

I was told not to when I bought my boat.To me it's not worth chancing it as it only takes a few minutes to remove.If it's going to be off the boat for a while be sure to roll it up versus folding it as creases will develop.

[Gerry Zagorski]

Short trip at slower speeds say up to 40 mph I would leave it on. Longer trip at highway speeds I would take it off.

[Foul Hook]

I trailer my boat (19 ft. CC)a decent amount, sometimes like 30 miles. I even go as far as securing the T-top to the front cleats just for an added protection against the higher speeds.

[Fishin Dude]

I leave mine on for short local tows under 45 mph to the Manasquan or Shark Rivers. I take it off for the long high speed tows on the Parkway up to the Raritian Bay or down to Delaware Bay.

[Mark215]

Originally Posted by Gerry Zagorski

Short trip at slower speeds say up to 40 mph I would leave it on. Longer trip at highway speeds I would take it off.

Exactly like Gerry said. But I've seen pieces come off on the local roads at speeds around 40 mph.