Travel Trailer Cover? Good/Bad Idea?
Thinking about getting one of those special covers designed for travel trailer to keep the sun and rain off of my trailer. Does anyone have one? It looks like they range in price anywhere from $150 ...
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As soon as I winterize, the cover goes on. I have an Adco brand designated for wet weather. I use tennis balls with a slot cut in them for gutter spouts, door stops, and other sharp protrusions. I also use foam pipe insulation for the gutter over the slide. It can be windy here as I live on the edge of a hill, and I haven't had any significant damage to it. It's worth it to me as it keeps the roof cleaner, and minimizes the black streaks. It is breathable, and I keep the ceiling vents cracked. I also keep a couple dri z air units inside, and have never had a mildew problem.
My TT has a walk on roof, and I only weigh 150lbs. Putting it on is actually easier than taking it off, but like I said, it's worth it to me. When we retire, and buy a fifth wheel, I won't use a cover as hopefully we'll be on the road a lot more. May invest in a metal carport at that time. We'll see.
My TT has a walk on roof, and I only weigh 150lbs. Putting it on is actually easier than taking it off, but like I said, it's worth it to me. When we retire, and buy a fifth wheel, I won't use a cover as hopefully we'll be on the road a lot more. May invest in a metal carport at that time. We'll see.
