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Old 11-04-2015, 06:58 PM   #15
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I have an elements cover, I can put it on the rv by myself and getting it off is pretty easy. It is heavy but not that bad. Mine has securing straps and I see little to no movement in our great winds in Oklahoma. It breaths, doesn't hold moisture, has two full zipper sides I can easily open and get into the RV. I will be building a carport for it this spring but until then I think it is a worth while investment to protect the RV from winter weather and the sun.
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You'll get about 3 years, 4 tops, use out of a decent cover.

You can see photos of ours, after the 1st winter, by clicking on the link in my sig & scrolling down to the ADCO cover album.

Pad anything that has an edge that could poke through. Cut up tennis/rubber balls, pool swim noodles do help but sometimes they still wear through. And don't tie it too tight.

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