Close to pulling the trigger.

[410Trailrunner]

We're almost there. A few more options to look at. One thing that has come up is length. If we go for any of the versions that have a cargo area at the front we lose out parking in the garage. How are you guys storing your A-Frames outside? Especially for those like me who get a few months of snow. Do you use a tarp or cover of some sort? Any ideas would be appreciated.

Thanks for all the help.

[ccamper]

From late fall to early spring. Also put a bucket over the front electric jack head

[410Trailrunner]

Originally Posted by ccamper

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From late fall to early spring. Also put a bucket over the front electric jack head

Thanks, looks well protected. Custom build or something you purchased?

[ccamper]

Originally Posted by 410Trailrunner

Thanks, looks well protected. Custom build or something you purchased?

Camco 45764 14'-16' ULTRAGuard Pop-Up Camper Cover (46"H x 87"W)

Bought from Amazon

[AlexinCalgary]

Be sure to use a RV cover and not a tarp. The tarp will not provide adequate circulation, though it will be a lot cheaper in the long run well worth the investment of a good RV cover.

[bikendan]

A tarp will cause mold and mildew because it doesn't breathe like a RV cover.
Don't ask how me know! 😣

[mudman2]

I keep mine covered in south FL. The covers don't last too long but keeps trailer fairly clean and protected from the sun.

[ccamper]

Now you know it can be stored outside. IMO the a frames are exceptionally easy to tow, easy to set up, easy in every way. I have enjoyed camping more in the last 2 years because of all the above reasons. Best thing I did, was trade in my travel trailer.

[mudman2]

Why did u trade your tt. My wife wants me to trade for a tt

[ccamper]

Originally Posted by mudman2

Why did u trade your tt. My wife wants me to trade for a tt

A frame is easy to tow, easy to setup, easy to store. For all these reasons allows me to enjoy the outdoors. To much of a trailer takes the focus away from the outdoors. But, that's my idea of camping. Not for everyone and that's okay. To each their own.

[mudman2]

Originally Posted by ccamper

A frame is easy to tow, easy to setup, easy to store. For all these reasons allows me to enjoy the outdoors. To much of a trailer takes the focus away from the outdoors. But, that's my idea of camping. Not for everyone and that's okay. To each their own.

Yeah I hear u on that. I know if i go tt it's gonna be major headaches I don't have now.

[papa and gram]

We did the same thing. The A Frame is easier to pull plus my wife will pull it.