To tarp or not to tarp, that is the question...
I have an '01 Aerolite hybrid that I just bought and replaced the floor.
(insane floor replacement)
We only took it out twice this year but are hoping to get at least one more year before discussing trade-up options.
We've had very little rain in NJ since I bought it so I can't say for sure if I have fixed all of the leaks. This particular model has two giant 'doors' at the front and back plus side windows and a door. Add in the roof vents, AC, fridge, antenna, etc. and it is just loaded with holes.
So this my be like asking Chevy or Ford but should I cover it with a tarp for the winter or not?
I do have the fittings which use conduit to build a canopy like shown in this picture I could use to build a 'garage'. I would just size the legs to clear the trailer's roof.
(insane floor replacement)
We only took it out twice this year but are hoping to get at least one more year before discussing trade-up options.
We've had very little rain in NJ since I bought it so I can't say for sure if I have fixed all of the leaks. This particular model has two giant 'doors' at the front and back plus side windows and a door. Add in the roof vents, AC, fridge, antenna, etc. and it is just loaded with holes.
So this my be like asking Chevy or Ford but should I cover it with a tarp for the winter or not?
I do have the fittings which use conduit to build a canopy like shown in this picture I could use to build a 'garage'. I would just size the legs to clear the trailer's roof.
