Does anyone have any experience with needing an airskirt on a Pleasure-way? Forums have gotten our attention on this issue and wondering if it's really necessary.
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Save money on airskirts, by avoiding cold weather camping. If you can't avoid it, airskirts are one option, if your "wet stuff" is exposed to the elements.
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