Camper cover - Page 2

11-14-2013, 10:21 AM

We got a 2009 TrailManor 2720 a couple of months ago. I don't have access to any indoor storage. Can anyone reccomend a good fitting cover? Thanks

Redtail Cruiser · 11-14-2013, 10:56 AM

Many owners have had good success with the Adco 12295. If you use the search tool at the top of the page and enter trailer covers or Adco covers you will find info.

**Bill** · 11-15-2013, 11:39 AM

Tim is right. A Search on "ADCO" will bring up pages and pages of discussion, the most recent being

http://www.trailmanorowners.com/foru...ead.php?t=6611

So let's take this discussion over there. Thanks

Bill

rshenise · 11-17-2013, 04:35 AM

I have one for my 2027 that I don't use...we store ours in our garage...make an offer

01-08-2014, 10:58 PM

We are on our third cover for our 2720. All ADCO; (1) the first one was #22895 - not wide enough as it ripped at the corners. (2) Second one was a used one I picked up for $10 - it was Aquashed and did not hold up at all in the sun. (3) just picked up the third one a couple months ago - #49136 - a bit long but fits great width wise; $190 http://www.campingworld.com/shopping...4-model-/49136

Devin

01-20-2014, 01:56 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by clevbrn99

We got a 2009 TrailManor 2720 a couple of months ago. I don't have access to any indoor storage. Can anyone reccomend a good fitting cover? Thanks

If you have a air conditioner you can use a milk crate for a support to span the area over the vents using 2x4's and a 2x4 cross brace. Costco sells two large tarps for about $15.00 that will cover the hole trailer when closed. Lots of bungies to secure. I live in Lake Tahoe @7,000ft and have stored my 3023 for the past 8 years outside. Snow slides off it with no problem. Give it a try. I use the brown color out to melt any remaining snow once cleared. Use the sliver side up if you live without snow.

LoveToCamp · 01-20-2014, 04:34 PM

I concur with the inexpensive tarps. I had mine for two winters, and it should last the summer. Two years for about $40 is decent, I think. I rolled the corners, and tied them with some ¼" rope. It was thus "fitted', and was easy to remove and replace.

I believe I got two 12' x 18' for my 2417.

KHerfurt · 02-04-2014, 02:43 PM

Has anyone installed a ladder on the back of their Trail Manor and then climbed on the roof to install a cover to protect it from the elements? I am not certain it would be a good idea to climb on a TM roof?

rvcycleguy · 02-04-2014, 05:54 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by KHerfurt

Has anyone installed a ladder on the back of their Trail Manor and then climbed on the roof to install a cover to protect it from the elements? I am not certain it would be a good idea to climb on a TM roof?

With a roof height of 5.5ft, is it necessary to use a ladder? I would not want to tap into the exterior aluminum to install a ladder.

I've got a similiar set as you with my Tundra, TM and WD hitch, Sport Rider air shocks, etc. Great towing combination.

**Bruce & Teri** · 02-09-2014, 11:58 AM

We have a 2010 2720SD and bought a Calmark Cover that was custom made for our trailer. They have a 6 year warranty and are made of Sunbrella. They can be ordered from www.calmarkcovers.com and their phone # is 800-838-7236. I will order another one when this one wears out. They don't show the Trailmanor on their website, but I used the HiLo template as a starter and then used my own measurements on the custom template to actually order it. I talked to the owner of the company, and he was very willing to help. We've used it since 2010 and it still looks very good. We live near Las Vegas, NV, so we don't get much snow or rain, so I can't comment on mildew issues only on sun and wind. Our cover is for a closed trailer.