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I am considering getting a 5th wheel cover as our unit is being stored outside. Has anyone purchased a cover or have any experience with how effective they are at keeping moisture out, and ease of access to the unit while cover is in place?
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I had used an ADCO cover on our previous TT and had worked great for the 10 years of use. I did some tears on the bottom where the jacks stuck out with sharp corners. Access was fine , as long as you put the cover on right, (I put it on backwards one time). I have not had to get one for our 5th wheel as we lucked out on inside storage. The things to watch for are the gutter spouts , they stick out pretty far. I have heard some use tennis balls on the ends. Wind will be another factor.
Brian
Brian & Michelle
2018 Reflection 29RS
2022 Chevy 3500HD
Been happy with the cover from Calmark Co. out of California. Its a custom made to fit cover that has worked perfectly for three Michigan winters. I use pool storage pillows on the roof to form a peak to shed off water and melting snow.
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