Fleetwood cover, Michigan climate.

[captcas]

Anyone recommend a good cover for a 37 Fleetwood. Any suggestions or covers to avoid? Thanks

[dvmweb]

What model coach? We have an Expedition 38B and use an Adco. It depends where your entry door is.

http://www.campingworld.com/search/i...080&Ne=1000045

[captcas]

Thanks. This is the cover I've been looking at. I have the 37 Pacearrow. Read one post where the cover lasted a year. Poster said it tore easily.
Appreciate any feedback.
Cas

[poorboy1942]

I don't mean to sound like a jerk but for that kind of money, I would look for a place to store it inside. Motor homes are not designed like houses. In Michigan we have a fifty pound per foot snow load. Puts a lot of strain on the structure. It cost me about two hundred fifty dollars to store mine inside for the winter. A small price for the protection I receive.

Bob

[captcas]

Agreed Bob. Have it stored inside now but losing my space. Need a good cover for spring rains. Inside storage in this is hard to come by. Going to start searching again for next year. Appreciate the feedback
Cas

[Cat320]

When looking for storage sites, don't forget boat dealers...that's where mine is, along with about 20 other MHs. Mine is fully covered, locked, with power.

[captcas]

Thanks for the tip
Cas

[t55watson]

I live in MI, 24 miles North of poorboy1942, (see signature). I Have owned 3 MH over 17 years. Never had a cover and the MH sits outside all summer and fall. Snowbird to warm places in the winter, still not covered. Every person who sees my rigs can't believe they sit outside 12 months. What is my secret? Washed on a regular basis with a wax base rv wash and hand waxed and buffed once a year. It's work but it's cheap, like me.