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- allen8106Explorer
Trackrig wrote:
My A/Cs have never been covered since it was bought in 2005. When I pull the plastic covers off once a year to inspect them, nothing really looks dirty.
Same here. - Dick_BExplorerIf you are going to do that I suggest covering the entire top of the RV to save the A/C AND the roof. We use a Sunshield tarp. Not for covering while underway.
- Chuck_thehammerExplorerJust like not covering a motorcycle OR car on a OPEN trailer..
the buffeting of the wind will damage cover. and also damage coating of AC unit.
the buffeting will remove chrome and paint... FYI,,, - BumpyroadExplorerI haven't looked at one lately but I thought that all the openings on my shroud opened to the rear? I put one on the first month I had a rv, never since. only in storage however.
bumpy - Community AlumniAs mentioned, you should not keep it covered while traveling. There's a nice new cover somewhere along I87 in upstate NY that used to be on my neighbor's trailer. :B
- coolmom42Explorer II
MFL wrote:
I cover mine in late Fall to keep the leaves out. It also keeps the tree junk out, from buds, in early Spring.
No, I would not leave cover on, going down the road.
Jerry
This is a good idea. A friend of mine had his plug up with cottonwood blooms. He didn't realize it. First time he used it, something electrical overheated because of restricted air flow. - D_and_A_plus_6ExplorerThanks for info, won't leave on when traveling. Winter storage is in a Morton Shed, and gets a little dusty over the winter. Just try to protect the investment. So I'll just plan on covering it in storage and not in use.
Thanks again - AmericalVetteExplorerIn peak travel season I see many things on the side or in the road. Coolers, minnow buckets, various types of clothing, and yes an occasional RV AC cover. No sir, I would not leave the cover on while traveling.
- Old-BiscuitExplorer IIINot designed to be in place while rig is in motion traveling down the road.
At best it will just get torn....at worst it will get torn OFF and land on windshield of vehicle behind you
Cover when in storage....remove when getting ready to go
Never have covered any of mine cause RVs are at house, plugged in ready to go OR be used as Man Cave - MFLNomad III cover mine in late Fall to keep the leaves out. It also keeps the tree junk out, from buds, in early Spring.
No, I would not leave cover on, going down the road.
Jerry
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