Thor Axis/Vegas Cover

[KevinH]

Sorry I couldn’t locate the old thread about covers for the Vegas/Axis RUV. I purchased an ADCO Tyvek model 34813 Class C cover for my 2016 Vegas 25.2. Bumper to bumper my Vegas is 26’6”, so I probably could have gone with model 34814, but this is the one the eTrailer.com sizing chart recommended . Mine fit, but was snug getting the last corner pulled down, but it does fit fine and definitely isnt going to blow away. I took the FM antennae (stubby rubber one over driver’s cab) off and placed a plastic coffee can over the antennae stub so the cover would slide over it easier (Don’t do this: loosen the nut and lay the antennae down). It comes w/ matching grey tire covers, but I already had goofy white covers on. I live in upstate NY and purchased the cover for snow, wind and rain.

[ducksface]

Thanks for the post!
I'm going to suggest a cheap harbor freight or Amazon snap kit or velcro strip or grommets and rope, to enhance cutting a hole for the door. An added $8 and an hour will make life a LOT happier.

You'll want to do a mold and rodent inspection during the storage cycle.

[KevinH]

Thanks. I’m curious to see how hard using the zippers to get to the door will be. I’ll definitely be checking it inside at least monthly to exercise the generator. I’ll make sure the cover isn’t touching or covering the exhaust.

[JamieGeek]

For the past four seasons I've used a similar cover with the zippered access to the door. No issues getting in and out--and even running both the V-10 and the generator (just make sure the exhaust pipes stick out beyond the cover).

[ducksface]

I didn't see that it had a door already in the correct place.
Semi custom cover I guess.
My zipper worked just fine on mine for years.
Zipper lube (it's a thing) is a double edged deal.
Zipper works well, lube collects dust and feathers and junk.

[JamieGeek]

Not really a door just a series of zippered panels down the passenger side.