This is an excellent video... thank you! I will add that it needs to be really calm out. I just tried to install ours with 12 mph wind and no matter what I did it was like a parachute. I gave up and will try again on a calm day.
Looks like a great cover. Keep it tight to prevent wear. Watch out for moisture accumulation. Congratulations on your first product review. Well done. I’m having flashbacks though. Please go slow, never hurry, and make sure Alli is nearby when you’re putting this on.
Good video post. I was told by the dealer here in Orlando not to cover our Jayco 5th wheel. All of the covers trap moisture, being it is so humid in Florida. This will cause damage to the finish. Was told the best preventative maintenance for the exterior is to keep it washed regularly.
10 minutes LOL. I own a 32 foot 5th wheel. I install my own home-made protective covers for the 4 top corners (gutters), and the 4 bottom corners. On a day with even a little breeze, it takes my wife and I approx 2 hours.
Ha yeah the covers are tough by myself. But we sold the trailer and now have a class a. We won’t cover it as it’s full body paint so I just keep paint protection on it and 303 Aerospace on the roof
Chuck man love ya: but bro that sucks 😅; I know i'm on my second cover. I explained to the wife we are getting a custom cover. Basically I want opening around the A/C white roof and open area for the door"meaning no zipper simply leaving door area with no cover. I hate how cover gets snagged on the door trying to open. Also during summer months we leave A/C on at 88 degrees interior. But now we're not camping Until late October. If I didn't live inside this association; I would budget for a actual canopy with side drapes. Thankfully our association allows Boats and TT's well maintained. Truly i would had moved otherwise.
We've had issues lately with codes. saying can't be plugged in. so now they can't see it's plugged in LOL they say can't be used so with cover on i'm guessing they will know that no one is living in it LOL
@@AlliChuckAdventures Make an opening on this new cover for the A/C; go to a boat upholstery shop. Let them know you want an opening with elastic edge. Meaning material opens but snaps in snuggly onto a/c bottom. By using bungee cord stuff. I tried running A/C but turns off under the cover lol .
If you are interested in picking one of these covers up, below is the link to the Amazon product.
RVMasking RV Cover
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The free wheel covers and tongue Jack cover are a real nice bonus.
Yes! I love those! Easy super easy to put on too!
Looks like a quality cover. Nice that it comes with tire covers! A lot don't include that
And the Jack cover! Once I figured out it was not an accessory bag LOL 😂
Wow. Ron Jeremy has really turned things around and is looking great! 👍🏼
Hahaha that’s a good one! That stache is LONG gone now lol
Good work, guys and I appreciate you making and sharing this video.
Thank you!
Good looking cover! Looks like you were a little warm! Lol
Just a tad warm lmao
Gotta love Florida this time of year
This is an excellent video... thank you! I will add that it needs to be really calm out. I just tried to install ours with 12 mph wind and no matter what I did it was like a parachute. I gave up and will try again on a calm day.
It’s windy as heck here past few days. And now a storm coming at us again lol. Thanks!!!
Looks like a great cover.
Keep it tight to prevent wear.
Watch out for moisture accumulation.
Congratulations on your first product review. Well done.
I’m having flashbacks though.
Please go slow, never hurry, and make sure Alli is nearby when you’re putting this on.
Definitely pays to take your time and be careful. Specially since I’m such a klutz as it is lol
@@AlliChuckAdventures break a leg.
Good video post.
I was told by the dealer here in Orlando not to cover our Jayco 5th wheel. All of the covers trap moisture, being it is so humid in Florida. This will cause damage to the finish.
Was told the best preventative maintenance for the exterior is to keep it washed regularly.
Great tip! and i use 303 Aerospace too for it's UV protection
10 minutes LOL. I own a 32 foot 5th wheel. I install my own home-made protective covers for the 4 top corners (gutters), and the 4 bottom corners. On a day with even a little breeze, it takes my wife and I approx 2 hours.
Ha yeah the covers are tough by myself. But we sold the trailer and now have a class a. We won’t cover it as it’s full body paint so I just keep paint protection on it and 303 Aerospace on the roof
Hopefully that cover holds up for a while. It looks like it has many great reviews on Amazon.
Seems like good quality. It’s heavy but then again our trailer is 35 feet lol
HOW MUCH DO YOU CHARGE TO SHIP ONE FOR MY 5 WHEEL IN WARSHINGTON
That I'm not sure! Probably would say on Amazon...let me see if it says
I think with Amazon Prime it's free shipping!
@@AlliChuckAdventures IM ON A FIXED INCOME
As are we! Takes most money just to eat these days lol
@@AlliChuckAdventures ain’t that the truth. Our grocery bill has doubled and that is after cutting back on the indulgences.
Can you have the slides out?
I do not believe so
Do you know if it has zippers on both sides or just one?
@minervagarzawilson7010 it’s been a while since we had the trailer (now have class A) but I wanna say it did. But not 100% sure.
Chuck man love ya: but bro that sucks 😅; I know i'm on my second cover. I explained to the wife we are getting a custom cover. Basically I want opening around the A/C white roof and open area for the door"meaning no zipper simply leaving door area with no cover. I hate how cover gets snagged on the door trying to open. Also during summer months we leave A/C on at 88 degrees interior. But now we're not camping Until late October. If I didn't live inside this association; I would budget for a actual canopy with side drapes. Thankfully our association allows Boats and TT's well maintained. Truly i would had moved otherwise.
We've had issues lately with codes. saying can't be plugged in. so now they can't see it's plugged in LOL they say can't be used so with cover on i'm guessing they will know that no one is living in it LOL
@@AlliChuckAdventures Make an opening on this new cover for the A/C; go to a boat upholstery shop. Let them know you want an opening with elastic edge. Meaning material opens but snaps in snuggly onto a/c bottom. By using bungee cord stuff. I tried running A/C but turns off under the cover lol .
My first impression.. made in china.. who knows what it's really made of. We will see if its hurricane proof.
True but sadly most things are made in China these days.
C4YT
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that woman did not help at all, fire her!
Hahaha if I do that might have a divorce on my hands too lmao