RV cover, the good, bad and ugly of using one.
I am considering a cover for my Itasca Cambria. Stored in my backyard.
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klutchdust, as we are almost neighbors (North Tustin) perhaps my experience may have some weight.
I have covered my MH with an ADCO cover from Camping World for two and a half years, I think they are really worth the cost of having one. We both live in a moderate climate with an occasional wind or breeze, but nothing crazy. My ADCO cover today looks like Charlie Chaplin's pants, with 30+ patches (very poor material). If you go on Camping Worlds site and look at their product reviews of ADCO you will be deceived, look at Amazons reviews they are accurate.
MotorHome Magazine put out a list, voted on by their readers, and said "Empire" was the best. If and when I purchase a new one it will probably be with Empire.
I really do like and appreciate Camping World, and would find it difficult being without them, I buy as much as I can from them.
I have covered my MH with an ADCO cover from Camping World for two and a half years, I think they are really worth the cost of having one. We both live in a moderate climate with an occasional wind or breeze, but nothing crazy. My ADCO cover today looks like Charlie Chaplin's pants, with 30+ patches (very poor material). If you go on Camping Worlds site and look at their product reviews of ADCO you will be deceived, look at Amazons reviews they are accurate.
MotorHome Magazine put out a list, voted on by their readers, and said "Empire" was the best. If and when I purchase a new one it will probably be with Empire.
I really do like and appreciate Camping World, and would find it difficult being without them, I buy as much as I can from them.
