Cover Recommendation for Lance 1575 Camper with AC

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We have a Lance 1575. Its 15.75 ft long, 84 in wide, and 117 in Tall with the air conditioner. Do anyone make a cover for a short trailer that is that tall?

asked by: John R

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For your 15 foot long camper we have the Adco RV Cover part # 290-52238 which is designed for campers that are between 15-18 feet like yours so this would be a great choice.

It's also 90 inches tall which would be right at what you'd need considering your height is 117 inches from the ground to the AC unit.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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