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Old 04-30-2014, 11:51 PM   #1
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ADCO Hybrid Cover

I am looking at getting an ADCO cover for the 23IKSS I am purchasing. They have a size 20'.1"-22' model 49123 or size 22'.1"-24 model 49124. I haven't measured the trailer yet (brochure says 24'10" exterior length closed), but do I cover just the rear (bumper) to the front of the unit or do I include the propane/battery components? I want it to fit snug, but if loose can you tighten it to get it a snug fit? Does anyone have this model with the ADCO cover?

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Old 05-01-2014, 09:33 AM   #2
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You can tighten the ADCO cover, Jim. I don't have your model camper so I'm speaking to mine, but I think all ADCOs have straps that run underneath the trailer as well as a strap in the rear and the front that can be cinched up to remove slack and keep it from blowing in the wind. You could call them to verify the ADCO you are ordering have those straps.

If I recall, I did not cover the back bumper and spare tire on my 233S but did have extra in the front to cover the battery boxes and propane tanks.
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You might find you don't want to cover the spare or the tanks anyway. Depending on how it's all arranged and how much "slack" you have, you can end up with areas that will tend to collect snow (at least in my neck of the woods). Because of that, I haven't covered either the spare or the tanks. I guess you could put some planks or something under to keep from creating places to hold the snow, but I haven't gotten to that point yet.
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Old 05-01-2014, 07:54 PM   #4
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i have a 23ikss and that cover. the 20-22' fits perfectly. the 24'-10" measurement is to the front of the tongue. and the bag that the cover comes in works perfectly to slide over the power tongue and propane tanks if you want.

we have high winds all winter long, so bad that i dont even put a cover on the pool anymore because the wind shreds them. the adco cover held strong with no issues
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ADCO Hybrid Cover

I have the 233s as well and the 20-22 fit perfectly all winter. I was able to cover the spare and the tank but I found a better fit when I tightened down the ADCO cover if I didn't try to cover those items. They will survive at least in the ohio winter. I always prefer to cover to help protect against the damaging ice.
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