Cover for 377?

[Lowmiler]

Yes, the time is coming (for most of us in the US).

Most cover reviews online suggest pretty mediocre quality.

Willing to spend some money for good quality.

Suggestions?

[Magnolia Tom]

Todd

I could be wrong but I think most folks either don’t like or don’t use a cover. I’ve heard people complaining that the cover wore through or rubbed the roof/siding/sides etc. and that they didn’t feel it was worth the money. YMMV

The ones that do use a cover seem to always suggest Adco brand covers.

[Kahoneys]

I decided on making my own cover for our 377. I'm almost done. Hopefully it won't rub and scratch the RV

[Skidawg]

Lowmiler, I have used Goldline covers for years. You will get many opinions both ways as to not use one or to use one. It is your preference. Should you buy a cover, consider getting the Goldline Rain spout covers. They offer good protection for the gutters and the cover itself. I live in Wisconsin and use a cover mostly for the snow to slide off. A tug here, a tug there and the snow comes off for the most part. Again, your decision. Goldline has various options. Here's hope we both have a mild winter. Skidawg

[Lowmiler]

Ok, gonna skip the cover and just do tire covers and AC unit covers.

What Coleman Mach model is installed?

Preferred cleaning product for roof?

[Kashmir]

I am at a permanent spot at a seasonal campground. I covered my bumper pull every year. Last year seven campers were totally destroyed over the winter by raccoons getting into them. All of these campers were covered and the 'coons got under the covers and nested near the A/C units. Then they dug through the roofs and proceeded to totally wreck the inside of the campers. All seven were totaled by the insurance companies.

I decided to only get an A/C cover for the fifth wheel. Let the 'coons go after the covered campers!