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Originally Posted by BASSMAN
DKOLDMAN, I think bought my cover from Cover Mate through Amazon, they have two zippers that go from the top to the bottom on the right side so you can un zip and access the door, mine came with a bag to store it in, its a marine grade nylon and its suppose to last, I paid $650.00 for mine, draw back on the cover is the weight when you roll it up to store it, its a two man job to put it on and you do not want to even think about it if the wind is blowing, I have rigged up some ropes on the left side of the cover and I am able to throw them over the top of the rig and I can install the cover on my own and no need to climb on the roof, most cover dealers will list several different covers and the price and the warranty go hand in hand, I bought a cover made from Tyveck for an old Bronco I have and it was suppose to last 3 years, it was the cheapest price and it did not last a full year before it went to rot, old saying "You get what you pay for"
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I have $750 cover from Yamaha that was custom made for my 24 Limited. It is the best cover ever. It has ratchet tight adjustments on both sides, support not only wind but driving at 80 mph. It is 3 years old and no sign of wear or incredibly fading. It is black. But it is heavy. The equivalent for Class A 30 ft would have to be 5 times larger so I assume it is not practical. What I have I must be able to do alone. My mfg is saying that a cover is my own risk as to what it may do the surface.
My plan.
By next Summer, I want a UV tarp that can cover at least the Top 6 feet on the west side of my coach? I may have engineer something around a tarp like this...
https://www.tarpsnow.com/shade-cloth...caAhR6EALw_wcB
I am not worried about sun on North, East or South side of my coach. North & South side will not get direct sunlight, and the East side will only get few hours of morning sun which is not as intense.
I will also wax like crazy on section by sections as my own leisure.
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