Recommended Pop-Up Trailer Cover for 32 Inch Tall 1993 Coleman Fleetwood Chesapeake Trailer
Updated 11/13/2018 | Published 11/12/2018 >
Question:
Do you have a cover that has shorter than 48inch sidewalls? I have a 1993 Coleman Fleetwood Chesapeake trailer. The box on this trailer is 10by 68inch by 32inch hight. The covers that are 48inch sidewall drag the ground, collect leaves and entice cats and other animals to leive under my trailer. I know Fleetwood made a pile of these lower riding height trailers over the years and there should be a cover to fit them. Please let me know, thanks.
asked by: ChiefH
Expert Reply:
The Adco Pop-Up Camper Cover - Gray - 10' to 12' Long # 290-2892 has dimensions of 144" long x 85" wide x 42" high. This cover has grommets to allow you to use rope for additional tightening around the bottom of your trailer for a more custom fit.
This cover will help with some ground clearance, but utilizing the rope will be important to have a good fit. To keep animals from utilizing it as a shelter you may need to use some spray to deter them as they will seek shelter anywhere they can and trailers are a nice option in most cases.
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Adco RV Cover for Pop Up Campers up to 12' Long - Gray
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