Best 6x12 Cargo Trailer Cover That Will Last During A Winter Of Snow and Ice

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What is your strongest and best cover that will fit this size trailer and a harsh Northeast climate of ice and snow? 2017 arising industries v nose 6 x 12 cargo trailer

asked by: Gary G

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The best option we have to cover the 6x12 V-nose Arising Industries Cargo Trailer is Adco SFS AquaShed Cover for Bumper Pull Trailer part # 290-46002 which fits trailers 10'1" - 12' long not including the trailer tongue. The Adco is your best option for the ice and snow because the material is designed to bead the water to prevent ice build. The corners of the Adco are elastic to insure a snug fit. The Adco AquaShed is designed for the Northern region's climate. I am fairly certain this is the size that you need for your cargo trailer but you may want to measure your particular trailer to be sure.

If it ends up being a bit longer than 12' I recommend Adco SFS AquaShed Cove part # 290-46003 which fits bumper pull trailers from 12'1"-14'.

expert reply by: Heather A

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Rob

11/12/2021

Do you have a cover for a 6X12 construction trailer?

Les D.

11/15/2021

The Adco # 290-74838 is the smallest trailer cover that would fit an enclose cargo trailer up to 15 foot long and dimensions: of 180" long x 96" wide x 90" tall. It has straps across the ends and under the center to take up slack in the fit.

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