Cover advice for my Bigfoot 9.6
Hello all, Just returned from my 4200 mile journey bringing my just bought 2000 Bigfoot 9.6 from Colorado Springs to my Alaska home. It was a great trip and we never paid to overnight ANYWHERE. D...
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Sidehil, I agree, possibly in wet climates.
I should clarify, I was reccomending the tarp over soft cover in cold (not 20deg cold, rather -20deg cold) and snowy climates, specifically my experience in AK was soft cover, even raking snow load off would leave snow on the roof.
Sunny days well below freezing would thaw and leave huge ice sickles stuck to the fabric. Those would pull on the fabric and caused several tears in the cover in just one winter that I could have prevented had I tarped over it once the snow started to fly.
I should clarify, I was reccomending the tarp over soft cover in cold (not 20deg cold, rather -20deg cold) and snowy climates, specifically my experience in AK was soft cover, even raking snow load off would leave snow on the roof.
Sunny days well below freezing would thaw and leave huge ice sickles stuck to the fabric. Those would pull on the fabric and caused several tears in the cover in just one winter that I could have prevented had I tarped over it once the snow started to fly.
