Cover For Dual 40 Pound Propane Tanks On Travel Trailer

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Do you carry a hard plastic shell cover for dual 40lb propane tanks mounted on a travel trailer?

asked by: Tim

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We do not have a hardshell cover for dual 40 lb propane tanks on a travel trailer. We have soft covers, with one in particular that is made to look like a hard shell. Here are the options we currently carry:
Adco Propane Tank Cover for Dual 40-lb Tanks - Vinyl - Diamond Plate # 290-2714
Adco Propane Tank Cover for Dual 40-lb Tanks - Vinyl - Polar White # 290-2114

expert reply by: Jason S

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Cover For Dual 40 Pound Propane Tanks On Travel Trailer

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