Travel trailer cover or not
Have a new Jayco ultralite travel trailer parked along side my house. Live in the Willamette Valley, Oregon where winters are wet and cool but seldom below freezing. We will get around 10-15 days of l...
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SoundGuy wrote:
I'm in the camp that says that if you can't store inside then cover the trailer with a breathable cover, close the vents & windows and use a desiccant such as Dri-Z-Air or DampRid to control humidity, and don't bother running any heat inside the trailer. In your case an ADCO AquaShed cover would be suitable for your climate.
X2! Definitely a cover all winter and in the summer when we are not camping. And 2-3 damp-rid buckets all winter. No mess,, trailer dry and no musty odors. You spent a LOT on your TT. Why a problem spending less than 1% of your purchase price on a cover?! I keep my cars in the garage too instead of out in driveway with a garage full of junk like so many of my neighbors. No question it makes a big difference on the finish, decals and certainly protecting against ice, snow and leaks!
