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09-27-2007, 09:25 PM
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Agereety,
I bought my 170 DC used, so don't know if the covers were supplied by Triumph, or added later. In any case, the one described by the salesman as a "docking cover" is canvas, and attached via snaps that are located just above the rub rail. The cover is obviously custom fitted to my boat, as I even have to insure the prop on the bow mounted trolling motor is rotated to the proper position in order to get the snaps to line up correctly. In any case. I've used it to trail the boat all summer, at highway speeds, and had no problem. The snaps, by the way, appear to be pop riveted into the hull, rather than screwed, are all very solid. Ron 
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