We used a cover many years ago... it had the soft flannel liner that was not supposed to damage paint or yada...yada...yada... We thought that it would keep the snow and Ice out of the AC units and protect the rig...
Well... we have not covered it since that time many years ago. It did not withstand the winter. CW did not honor the warranty either when we brought back the torn cover because they claimed that it had too much snow on it, which it did have 3-4 inches.
When it tore, it flapped back and forth for a day or two before we discovered it - scratched up the outside in a couple of places - learned a very important lesson in the end. I hope you don't have the same results we did.
Watch it carefully, check it every day if you can. If it snows a lot, get the snow off the top after each snow-storm. Make sure the straps that go under the trailer are snug, but not overly tight. Don't start the Genny or Motorhome engines while under the cover.
oh... and in the spring, if you don't pull it off in early spring - watch out for Hornets Nests when you take the cover off!
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Steve & Stacy with Jasper (Australian Cattle dog)
2015 Seneca 36FK
Custom 27' flatbed trailer hauling:
07 Toyota FJC & Yamaha Kodiak 400 ATV
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