Pocono Bill
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I'm new and trying to decide if it is worth it to cover my pontoon for the 4 month summer season in Florida. We are snowbirds. Thanks,
Pontoon storage
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Jack M
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Yes ,you may void your warranty leaving it uncovered .
Taken from the warranty statement .
" • Excessive deterioration caused by overexposure to the elements as a result of improperly covering the boat may be excluded from this warranty."
www.benningtonmarine.com
Entire warranty statement .
Taken from the warranty statement .
" • Excessive deterioration caused by overexposure to the elements as a result of improperly covering the boat may be excluded from this warranty."
Lifetime Structural & 10-Year Bow-To-Stern Warranty | Bennington
Bennington customers are offered an industry-leading 10-year bow-to-stern warranty in addition to our lifetime structural warranty, giving you and your family the protection and assurance you deserve.
www.benningtonmarine.com
Entire warranty statement .
WVFan4
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I agree. Definitely cover it. I’ve seen some toons that are 10 years old and look brand new. Also, I’ve seen some only a few years old that aren’t covered and they look old and worn.
ILLINOIS AVE
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COVER IT!
BigKahuna
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Again...... C O V E R I T ! ! ! You won't be sorry!
Vikingstaff
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Joining the echo chamber here: absolutely cover it. One of the most significant differences between the furniture still looking relatively new in 5, 10, 15 years, or looking old and worn out in 5-7 years.