5th Wheel Cover before snowbirding
I tried to search this but cover returns a million things. So we live in SW NH and snowbird in FL but due to work, we can't leave until Dec 1st We can get several snow storms before we depart an...
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Just to clarify, I have no problems leaving the snow on the roof if we are not traveling for the winter,... Its only if I am going to move it in winter.
If it were only a few dusting I wouldn't mind clearing it a few times before leaving. But the next town over jokes they are little Alaska.
From mid Oct to Dec 1st we can get several good snow falls 6" plus. One year it was enough that I had trouble setting up the ladder in all the snow besides the camper.
In the past we get some daytime warm ups, not warm enough to totally melt all the snow but enough to melt it down and turn it in to 2" of crusty like snow. Odd but the ground will be totally melted off. I assume because its still holding heat.
One year I made the mistake of letting it sit there until just before leaving I won't do that again.
I was hoping someone would have a trick to solve this but I guess I will just keep climbing a ladder and clean it after every storm.
Hopefully Mother Nature is Kind this year.
Thanks for all the input.
If it were only a few dusting I wouldn't mind clearing it a few times before leaving. But the next town over jokes they are little Alaska.
From mid Oct to Dec 1st we can get several good snow falls 6" plus. One year it was enough that I had trouble setting up the ladder in all the snow besides the camper.
In the past we get some daytime warm ups, not warm enough to totally melt all the snow but enough to melt it down and turn it in to 2" of crusty like snow. Odd but the ground will be totally melted off. I assume because its still holding heat.
One year I made the mistake of letting it sit there until just before leaving I won't do that again.
I was hoping someone would have a trick to solve this but I guess I will just keep climbing a ladder and clean it after every storm.
Hopefully Mother Nature is Kind this year.
Thanks for all the input.
