Buying our first RV cover
We're a young family in Idaho and purchased our first new travel trailer this year. We've enjoyed it and, of course, want to protect our investment. We wrapped up what will likely be our last trip of ...
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Cobra21 wrote:
The next winter, we tied 1 rope under the center so it couldn't blow off, then (this is the key) tie a rope all the way around the camper, right above the bumpers, and cinch it tight and walk away. Will do this again this year with our new cheap cover. By doing it this way, you don't have the tight pull at every corner and obstacle. Last one lasted 6 Minnesota winters.
Brian
That's what I used to do too, and it made a huge difference, no billowing at all. Doesn't work on the new trailer, the band around it slides off due to it's body shape. Like putting a belt on an egg.
