RV cover...yes or no? need opinions please.
So we just bought a new Itasca 31k class c and are considering a cover instead of building a garage. This will likely be our last RV ever and want to make sure it looks good over the long haul. Here's...
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enblethen wrote:I don't recall getting any straps with the cover. Of course that was in 1999 and bought for a Class A. Tried using ropes from one side to the other under the coach to hold the cover in place, but the wind just seemed to tug on it too much. We have some 40-50 mile an hour winds in the winter. Was hoping the rubber bungee's would adjust better to the wind. This Class A was about 12-13' tall, had several protrusions on the roof plus a luggage corral towards the rear. All of those made it difficult to pull the cover up over and down. :)
Gene:
Why didn't you use the nylon straps with the cover. They are designed to go under the rig in several locations to keep the cover tight.
Yes, it is somewhat of a hassle to get the whole thing on the roof. I laid mine out in the front and pulled the cover up the center of the rig then lower it on the sides and finally the back.
