Covering Roof Top AC's in Winter

[JC2]

At this point I don't intend to cover the MH during the winter season as we on occasion will take it out monthly for a 1-2 hr maintenance drive. To take the cover on and off would be a PITA. I do however wonder if there are those who do feel that the roof AC's should be covered? Assuming the roof would be snow/ice free on one of our monthly excursions, I would think the covers chould be easily removed and reinstalled. What say everyone?

[JC2]

At this point I don't intend to cover the MH during the winter season as we on occasion will take it out monthly for a 1-2 hr maintenance drive. To take the cover on and off would be a PITA. I do however wonder if there are those who do feel that the roof AC's should be covered? Assuming the roof would be snow/ice free on one of our monthly excursions, I would think the covers chould be easily removed and reinstalled. What say everyone?

[Steve n Dar]

Yup, I've always used one in the winter. Keeps the rain from blowing into it sideways during storms...

[Norm Payne]

Many people who travel fulltime like me never cover our air conditioners and we don't have problems. If you do use a cover make sure it can breath otherwise the air conditioner will rust, corrode, mildew, etc.