Where can i find a cover for the back of a Rice trailer?

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With all of the recent rain my trailer has started to get wet inside where the rain is coming in where the back top doors should be.

Does any one know where i can find, im guessing it will be, a canvas cover to stop the water coming in?

I have searched ebay and google searched but cant seem to find anything.

Thank for any help.
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I had an old Bahill some years ago & I found a company that rented out big tents for functions & got them to make me a cover. I fitted clips on the trailer & they fitted the opposite fixing on the cover. I also fitted a couple of ties each side so i could role the cover up out of the way when not in use. It looked smart & did the job. I hope this helps.
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Amazing place this forum. I was thinking about just that as I was driving the horse to the vets this morning!! Can you remember which company it was that made it?
 
For storage I cover the roof and sides of my trailer with a cheap tarpaline with eyelets and attach it with the elastic bungee type things with hooks on.
 
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I had an old Bahill some years ago & I found a company that rented out big tents for functions & got them to make me a cover. I fitted clips on the trailer & they fitted the opposite fixing on the cover. I also fitted a couple of ties each side so i could role the cover up out of the way when not in use. It looked smart & did the job. I hope this helps.
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Thank you for that. I have clips already on the trailer, although there are a couple missing but easily replaced. Do you remember the company who made your cover?
 
I got one made for my old rice trailer, i sent a template to the local tent shop and they made a green for me and attached leather strap so i could rool it up. also had eyelets put in so i could atach it to trailer using a turn fixing.

My local shop was Carters Tent and Marquee, also do ski wear and camping equipment

http://www.carterse.com/

Thats the link
 
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