Piper yoke cover/wrap

[Jake Simpson]

Has anyone here wrapped their yoke or purchased covers somewhere like the photo I included? Would love to do this to my Arrow. I'm just curious as to what's the most efficient/cheapest way to do this? Is there a good place to order covers for them from?

 

[LesGawlik]

I bought these from Warren Gregoire. They are held in place with velcro. I am pleased with them. They can put in a PTT if you want.

 

[Unit74]

https://piperowner.org/talk/discussion/155041/yoke-up-interiors-yoke-restoration

 

[mandm]

Wanted to bring this up again if anyone has any recommendations? I called one company and they are booked months out and asking for $1700. I’m not that interested in having it done. Any cost effective options?

 

[DJTorrente]

Wanted to bring this up again if anyone has any recommendations? I called one company and they are booked months out and asking for $1700. I’m not that interested in having it done. Any cost effective options?

I recommend you go into that business and charge $1,500 with better lead times. Use orange stitching and label it "HERMES". It won't take long until you ride in back.

 

[455 Bravo Uniform]

I used vinyl pipe wrap on mine 5 years ago and it has held up great. It was a cheap experiment and I had nothing to lose. Feels good to the touch and hides the chipped and scratched up paint on the yoke. It stretches, molds around weird shapes, and sticks to itself. You can trim the starting and finishing ends with a razor blade.

 

[Eric Brunelle]

I used tennis racket grip tape - wears well, still going after 6 years. Might change them out soon, though. Also bought new Piper logos - maybe $20 each.

 

[Racerx]

Wanted to bring this up again if anyone has any recommendations? I called one company and they are booked months out and asking for $1700. I’m not that interested in having it done. Any cost effective options?

Who'd you call? I was going to send the pa32 yokes in to aerocomfort during its next annual.