will this cover protect an electric mower year round in snow & rain
1810594
I would think so. Obviously there is a gap at the rear or you could not put the cover on. But if headed into the wind direction most common, it should not be a problem. I live in Colorado and it is working well so far.
1810595
It fits securely to the ground. I don't know if it becomes brittle in extreme cold but my gas mower is covered in 100º+ full sun and very strong thunderstorms with absolutely no weather concerns . I was initially skeptical because price was very reasonable so even if I replaced it every couple years it is so worth it. I do not believe I will have to though
951445
I don't have experience with the snow, but mine is adequate for the rain. I am pleased with this product so far and consider it a small investment to protect my mower.
1707949
Well I'm not sure. This cover was fine up until winter and then it ripped apart in the wind. The material is very thin so I doubt it would hold up well in harsh sunshine.
2039141
Hello I am unable to answer your question, but the quality of the item is well worth the price. We live in Minnesota and so far this cover has with stood wind rain and small hail. It kept the inside of the cart dry. Well worth the price and the fit is great on our EZ GO 2 seat golf cart.
626243
Mine has done well in rain and snow. bought a second one for the walkway. Both are hung on garden stakes so no protection from the elements.
1185121
I'm not sure if this cover is rain or snow proof because we keep the car in the garage. We just bought it to keep the cat prints off the car. It does seem to keep the dust out and polishes the car as you take the cover off and fits like it said it would. Overall, very happy with the cover.
492549
Yes. No. No this product will not survive the punishment from passing snow plows pushing snow off the road. It is going to require some type of protection to block the snow being plowed off the road.
1291905
Yes. But if you are putting it where it will be directly rained or snowed on, I would use some silicone sealant/caulking between the two halves of the housing to protect the electronics.
475854
I do not know about snow, but the others are well protected. I use mine outside and after 6 months I sent mine back to be replaced since it tore n many places. The cover has a 5 year guaranty. I pay for shipping it back and they send me a new one.
2266045
Mine has held up very well this winter...velcro is strong. No issues w/ the 6in or so of snow I've had on it. I've had a few different covers over the years in this price range; this one is easily the best.
958597
They do get installed out doors a lot in southern climates where you are protected from freezing. However, it is more ideal to have some type of awning or some direct protection from rain fall. The cover does a great job, but I like to add a little more protection to them.
1230673
I'm pretty sure it will. I was just checking out my boat yesterday and was amazed at how dry it was inside after going through the winter. it is a very nice cover.
643623
My mower is a 42 inch and it fully covers even the tires. This stays on even in high wind. It might not cover the tires but would get the engine,seat and deck.
1661413
We are using it on our uutside deck it will remain there throughout the year. We will cover it when the weather get cold and nasty. It may be a good idea to put a protective coat on it
1310461
It will fit, but I had to modify it so the wind won't pull the cover off. Also this cover is not the best cover, it doesn't drain correctly,not enough holes. I advice to buy a better made cover with mesh type cover for better drainage and will not be pull up by the wind. It may cost more but you won't be reinstalling the cover when the wind kick up
2252698
Yes, we use it for a Dog run cover in Oregon all year around and it has lasted two winters already.
1414439
We only get a little of snow, nothing real heavy. Heavy snow could probably sink it a little?? We've had that cover for about six years and it is still in great shape. A little dirty from rain/ice collecting on the top but still sturdy and zippers working fine. I feel the snow would slide right off if the top of the swing if it is kept tilted. In fact we just put it on the swing the other day and it still feels like the waterproof is still there!!
1748576
I can't say I have tried it enough to say, but it should definitely repel snow. I would always have the rain cover, as I'm sure eventually it gets wet if you soak it enough in water