HW29SC Cover Suggestions

[bstuhldreier]

What have you found to be the best fitting/durable cover for a HW29SC while it is in outdoor storage?

[cabranch47]

I had an ADCO, it lasted a little over two years (out of warranty). The sides literally disintegrated. Purchased another one, it lasted about 11 months and it the same thing, sides literally turned to dust. ADCO replaced it under warranty, but it is only a one time replacement warranty, after that you are on your own. When this one goes down I will look for something else although the other choices do not seem to be much if any better.

[Wusthof]

Tarp lol

[backpacker3]

I have used ADCO covers in the past but they do not last very long. The wind takes a heavy toll on the covers. After buying three covers in five years, I finally bought one of those metal carport covers and park the P/U under it and I should have done that a long time ago. Three covers at $180.00 each($540.00) and carport at $900.00. Carport should last the rest of my life.

[lakecumberland]

I’ve left mine uncovered since November it’s going in my garage next week. It was heck to wash and clean this evening. So it’s going back inside where it needs to be..

[Wusthof]

If we had a 3 car garage, ours would be in there too, but I REFUSE to have a car on the street because of it. Why dick around with expensive covers that die after 2-3 years.....tarp!

[Oldairmech]

With our Wildwood 18BH we used the tan colored ADCO cover the least expensive for five years during the winter months only and it’s pretty much shot.
The good news is it kept our camper in great shape and we just traded it in on used 2019 (yes used) Flagstaff 25BRDS.

ADCO makes 3 different quality and price covers and since we have to buy a new and slightly bigger cover I have question.

Our first trailer had the aluminum siding but this new trailer has the fiberglass siding. My concern is with the composite type of fiberglass sidewalls while covered? Will any excess heat trapped by the cover have a detrimental effect on the thin fiberglass?

I read some posts with the suggestion of using tarps and I’ve read that this is not suggested. Tarps do not breathe and will definitely trap moisture on the inside against your trailer damaging your finish and graphics.