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Dtyska · 09-09-2019, 11:35 AM

Is it worth it to purchase a TT winter cover? Fi so, what is the best brand for durability. Also what else should I be concerned about with a cover installation.

moving · 09-05-2020, 12:50 PM

I also own a Jayco Whitehawk 2018 27 RB and am thinking about a cover. Did you ever get an answer to this post? Did you end up purchasing a cover? If so , which one did you buy? I see that more than 300 folks have looked at your post but no-one has apparently responded. I am a new member of this group so just checking. Thanks.

EJW · 09-05-2020, 01:08 PM

I can't speak for the OP or your specific TT, but it seems like there's a split of opinions about covers in general.

They can be a bear to get on especially if it's windy and/or slippery on the roof. Also depending on the type, it can be hard to access inside and cargo doors with the cover on.

Someone gave me a cover for our last RV. Never did use it (and felt super bad). With driving it monthly for chassis and generator exercising, it would have been a lot just to prep the coach and then cover it back up.

On the other hand, some seem to really like covering their RVs and work around these issues.

Sorry I can help brands, etc.

Good luck!

Dtyska · 09-06-2020, 05:34 AM

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Originally Posted by moving

I also own a Jayco Whitehawk 2018 27 RB and am thinking about a cover. Did you ever get an answer to this post? Did you end up purchasing a cover? If so , which one did you buy? I see that more than 300 folks have looked at your post but no-one has apparently responded. I am a new member of this group so just checking. Thanks.

We bought one and returned it. Wife and I felt it was too dangerous for us when We schlept it up onto the roof and then spread it out