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GreenMando
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Is it hard to attach ?
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I'm not gonna lie it is a ***** to put on or take off alone it's heavy and I am not a small guy. But with two people it takes 30 seconds to take off or put on.
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Ditto to what BigV said. The stock cover works great and is extremely functional.
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Best cover is the OEM one. However, if you're not looking for a perfect water seal, check out the BakFlip F1 or HD. They are extremely light, fold out of teh way completely (flush with rear windshield) and the fold incrementally in 3 or 4 segments. They can be opened from either side.
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