Cover, or not to cover..that is the question
I have used RV covers in the past; they can be hard to put on (windy days), some have been torn by winds, but I want to protect my new investment. The dealer wants to sell me a product they apply ...
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I was a good owner and covered my first TT with a 16X30 blue on one side and silver inside and that worked pretty well except trying to keep it dry after tazking it off to go on trips during the winter. I quit using it when we bought the 32' Cougar and the old,still in good condition, tarp was too small so we didn't cover it and had no problems. Then after we got the MH,a cover wouldn't have protected it from the 15' branch that fell and punched a hole in the roof. I did get a brand new PVC roof courtesy of my insurance company and it seems to be working pretty well without being covered. Besides, I can use the money for a 40' class a cover and winch for fuel and cg fees. Also, I'm on the far side of 73 and not sure if I want to wrestle that cover onto the roof of a vehicle that was made for being outside in all weather.
