Just came across your video. I live in Eastern Oregon and am really wanting to do the same thing with my fifth wheel. I originally was looking at a 14’ high (side) length, 18’ wide, and 40’ depth, but would like to keep it as small as possibly can. My fifth wheel is spect’ed at 12’7”. I lifted it 2” for a more level hook up while towing. I too also have the Andersen hitch and was concerned about the clearance while unhooking. If you think that would work for you, I’m sure it would work for me. That was my concern. Thank you so much for your review…really enjoyed it. BTW I have a ‘2022 Cougar 27sgs. Thanks again.
Love the new rv port! I thought in the beginning when you guys were taking off the rv cover and it started to blow away and you ran for it.......girl I thought you were gonna take off like Mary Poppins 😂😂
Just the video I was looking for, thank you! Very seriously considering this same structure. I have the same height RV (13'6'") - do you feel like you could have gone with a 13' leg height? If you were to park the RV as close as possible to the left wall with the slide out open (closer than yours is in this video), do you think your RV would still clear the roof if you had gone with 13' legs? If so, by how many inches do you think? Thanks for your time - subscribed!
We can almost stand on the roof with this unit (probably 4' clearance from the roof) , if I did it again I would go 12' side walls and still have plenty of room.
Cost varies by state, size and features, you can get a quote by emailing the rep in the description, I dont think these are rated for any extra weight so I wouldnt risk putting solar panels up there.
@@RVLivingYet I’m liking the price! We live in northwestern Indiana and it’s flat and extreme straight line wind gust that often occurs for a couple days and multiple times a year. You think this carport would hold up?
I am in wyoming. Travel trailer, salem, 38ft. Guy here quoted me 30 to 50 grand to make a three sided pole barn over it. I was floored. Should I say carport when searching for someone instead of pole barn? He didn't even say I needed concrete and was that much. Soooo peeved
As you know prices change all the time. Plus we got it while they were running a special. The info is below you are always welcome to call them. They are all custom, so the prices will be different depending on your specs and the specials they have. Thanks for watching !
Just came across your video. I live in Eastern Oregon and am really wanting to do the same thing with my fifth wheel. I originally was looking at a 14’ high (side) length, 18’ wide, and 40’ depth, but would like to keep it as small as possibly can. My fifth wheel is spect’ed at 12’7”. I lifted it 2” for a more level hook up while towing. I too also have the Andersen hitch and was concerned about the clearance while unhooking. If you think that would work for you, I’m sure it would work for me. That was my concern. Thank you so much for your review…really enjoyed it. BTW I have a ‘2022 Cougar 27sgs. Thanks again.
Thanks for this great information!!! Keep it coming...
Love the new rv port! I thought in the beginning when you guys were taking off the rv cover and it started to blow away and you ran for it.......girl I thought you were gonna take off like Mary Poppins 😂😂
Yes, I thought I was going for a ride too! Lol! Mary Poppins for sure! 😂😂🤣🤣Thanks for watching!!
Just the video I was looking for, thank you! Very seriously considering this same structure. I have the same height RV (13'6'") - do you feel like you could have gone with a 13' leg height?
If you were to park the RV as close as possible to the left wall with the slide out open (closer than yours is in this video), do you think your RV would still clear the roof if you had gone with 13' legs?
If so, by how many inches do you think? Thanks for your time - subscribed!
We can almost stand on the roof with this unit (probably 4' clearance from the roof) , if I did it again I would go 12' side walls and still have plenty of room.
@@RVLivingYet Exactly what I wanted to hear! Thanks for the speedy reply.
Looks good guys
Thanks!
Do you mind sharing what metro you live in and the cost breakdown?
What was the cost? I'm also curious to know if those carports can be built strong enough to mount some solar panels on them.
Cost varies by state, size and features, you can get a quote by emailing the rep in the description, I dont think these are rated for any extra weight so I wouldnt risk putting solar panels up there.
What did you pay ?
We need this for our RV. What type of gravel did you use? And how much was the project start to finish?
It was just 1" base Gravel, total project was around $9k
@@RVLivingYet I’m liking the price! We live in northwestern Indiana and it’s flat and extreme straight line wind gust that often occurs for a couple days and multiple times a year. You think this carport would hold up?
@@beckysanders2935 They are rated for 120 mph winds, we get the same winds here in the mid west and no issues this far.
I am in wyoming. Travel trailer, salem, 38ft. Guy here quoted me 30 to 50 grand to make a three sided pole barn over it. I was floored. Should I say carport when searching for someone instead of pole barn? He didn't even say I needed concrete and was that much. Soooo peeved
You mentioned it being anchored in concrete. Would you explain?
They put post into the ground and poured concrete around them
thanks
Welcome
Is the gravel crusher fine?
Yes it works fine.
I don't think you overdid it at all, but chose the perfect size for your 5th wheel.
Thank you, it has been the perfect size especially for doing work on the roof. Thanks for watching, enjoy your day!
This is a complete waste of time of you refuse to say the price.
As you know prices change all the time. Plus we got it while they were running a special. The info is below you are always welcome to call them. They are all custom, so the prices will be different depending on your specs and the specials they have. Thanks for watching !