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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I remember going to the storage lot and observing all the uncovered RV's, then comparing mine to them after uncovering. Mine is as clean as the day I covered it - no moisture, no wasp nests, no damage by scuffing, no rodents. It is easy to cover/uncover. I use pool noodles to cover gutter spouts, door stops, etc. I use bubble wrap around the awning poles. I ensure the straps are tight, and I recheck them regularly. I see how the ones that are ripped to shreds are installed - incorrectly. Read the directions and look at you-tube.
I left it uncovered the first winter I had it parked in my driveway. What I got was all the debris from my trees all over it - the top stained from falling leaves. In the spring, all the seeds and pods covered it - black streaks all around. Spent a lot of time washing and waxing from top to bottom.
I cover mine in the winter and for long periods of non use.
I left it uncovered the first winter I had it parked in my driveway. What I got was all the debris from my trees all over it - the top stained from falling leaves. In the spring, all the seeds and pods covered it - black streaks all around. Spent a lot of time washing and waxing from top to bottom.
I cover mine in the winter and for long periods of non use.
