Cover for Jerald show carts.

[Crabby-Chicken]

I am buying a used wood show cart and want to keep it safe stored in our garage. Where is the best and lowest price place to buy the covers for them? Thank you.

 

[RhineStone]

An inexpensive cover is something we learned from the Combined Driving Event (CDE) drivers with big marathon vehicles. Some of them use four-wheeler covers. We can get them at our local farm store for about $20.

Myrna

 

[Crabby-Chicken]

Thank you Myrna!!!!

 

[hobbyhorse23]

I use those for everything except my show cart (since it came with covers) but be careful that mice don't climb up under it and eat your seat. I know quite a few people who detach the velvet seat cushion and take it in the house over the winter for safe-keeping and I think that's a good idea! Also, get some pipe insulation and cut pieces to slip over the back of the seat bar, the shafts, the outside of the closed wheel assembly if you have one, anywhere that could get bumped or scraped. I didn't and now my poor cart is all beat up.

They're cheap insurance!

Leia