I tried to search this but cover returns a million things.So we live in SW NH and snowbird in FL but due to work, we can't leave until Dec 1stWe can get several snow storms before we depart and I wont dive with any snow on the roof (weight and illega...
Just to clarify, I have no problems leaving the snow on the roof if we are not traveling for the winter,... Its only if I am going to move it in winter.If it were only a few dusting I wouldn't mind clearing it a few times before leaving. But the ...
Grit dog wrote:jmanatee wrote:cummins2014 wrote:The cover will just complicate the matter , getting the snow off the cover would probably be harder to do than the roof itself , plus the fact you most likely will ruin the cover . I’ve had the same is...
spoon059 wrote:I vote for indoor storage for a month or so. We are fortunate to have a Carolina Carport that our camper sits under. I've left for Florida in the snow before and thanks to the carport didn't have any accumulation on the roof when we ...
cummins2014 wrote:The cover will just complicate the matter , getting the snow off the cover would probably be harder to do than the roof itself , plus the fact you most likely will ruin the cover . I’ve had the same issue here in Utah , I get right...
Mfan wrote:Can you find indoor storage for a short time? Maybe a couple of beach balls under a cover so snow would slide off?We are very rural here, We have looked for short term indoor storage within one hour travel time. Most are booked out or wa...
