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Old 09-13-2020, 07:30 AM   #4
Camp CA
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Join Date: Feb 2020
Location: Bencia
Posts: 538
M.O.C. #25828
Our experience with fifth wheel trailer covers is the light ones are easy to cover but will shred after exposed in high wind (ours lasted 6 months). A heavy cover is difficult and clumsy to install and will also shred over time (ours lasted 2 years while living overseas). Non of the covers we found are designed for installing over rain spouts on each corner so they are guaranteed chaff point and potential tear points unless you cover the spouts with foam or other heavy material to mitigate chaffing (which could be mitigated by a reinforced rain spout holes). Also non of the covers we have used could be adequately secured around the cab to mitigate wind tunnel when left unattended. So to protect our new trailer this time we had it ceramic coated since we did not want to cover when not in uses and do not have covered storage. The new cover for it sits in storage.
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