Covering a 5th Wheel for the Winter
I live in central New York which has a lot of rain and snow. I have a new 5th wheel and want to put a cover on it for storage. They range from $350 to $1,300. So far, I'm looking at the following: ...
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Skimombeach wrote:I would get the ADCO - I have used if for almost 3 years, and don't have ANY af the issues stated in this thread. Read the directions, cover sharp edges like downspouts and door stops with swim noodles, and remember that the ADCO cover has vents and breaths and won't scratch- tarps don't and will.
I live in central New York which has a lot of rain and snow. I have a new 5th wheel and want to put a cover on it for storage. They range from $350 to $1,300. So far, I'm looking at the following:
PolyPro III Delux $ 350
ADCO Designer Tyvek $ 400
Empirecovers Premier $ 550
Goldline $ 620
Calmark $1,300
I'd like to order shortly, so any input would be appreciated.
Keep on Camping!!!
