Storage Cover for a 208 StarCraft Autumn Ridge Outfitter 23FB Travel Trailer
Updated 02/02/2018 | Published 02/01/2018
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Question:
Looking for a cover for 2018 Starcraft Autumn Ridge Outfitter 23RB travel trailer to be used in Southeast US. Is the Aqua Shed or Tyvek cover preferred?
asked by: Randy B
Expert Reply:
Is your 2018 StarCraft Autumn Ridge Outfitter actually a 23FB? I cannot find specs on a 23RB but I do see specs on a 23FB. That trailer is 26 feet, 9 inches long. If you have a different model let me know and I will make other recommendations.
For the 26 foot, 9 inch model I recommend Adco's SFS AquaShed Cover for Travel Trailers Up to 28-1/2' Long Item # 290-52244. In your area of the country you see a lot of humid weather, rain, and things like that so this cover is going to be a great option.
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Adco SFS AquaShed RV Cover for Travel Trailers up to 24' Long - Gray
- RV Covers
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- Passenger Side Access
- 22 Feet Long
- 23 Feet Long
- 24 Feet Long
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