Do you cover your HTT or TT over the winter with a typical blue tarp? I know it is bad for popups due to condensation and it affects the roofs but with a TT or HTT there is much more air circulation inside the trailer and the roof is a rubber membrane.
I know the best thing is a breathable cover but I don't want to spend $300 for a cover that will be a major PIA to put on and off. I just want to cover the roof from berry goop that is currently falling from a tree nearby and the winter snow/ice/rain/wind.
Matt O 2006 Skyline Nomad 27' travel trailer. Previously owned 1986 Coleman Columbia / 1992 Coleman Senecca / 1989 Born Free Class C RV.
We have a good breathable cover for our HTT. Got it brand new on craigslist for 1/3 the cost if new. It is actually fairly easy to put on and off. But do need a fairly windless day. Use to Protect in winter. But have thought of using in summer if it will sit more than 3 weeks between trips to decrease UV exposure.
Etrailer has decent priced covers for pop ups. I used and now my brother has used the same cover so nice 2011. I always covered the pop up whenever not in use, because it was easy to take on and off.
I also have a cover for the hybrid and its actually not that bad to put on as long as you fold it right when you take it off. I only cover for winter, but it keeps it clean and come spring I can just pretty much go.
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