RV Cover for a 2027 InTech Sol Dusk

Updated 10/02/2026 | Published 10/01/2026

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Classic Accessories PolyPro III Deluxe RV Cover for Travel Trailers up to 22' Long - Gray

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$330.76

Question:

Will this fit a 2027 InTech Sol Dusk that is 20’8” long?

asked by: Ray C

Expert Reply:

Hey Ray.

Yes, # 052963732634 will fit your 20'8" long 2027 InTech Sol Dusk. The cover is made for travel trailers between 20' - 22' and 102" wide x 118" tall. Your Sol Dusk fits into that range beautifully.

Did you have the chance to take the new Sol Dusk out this year?

expert reply by: Trent G

Ray C.

10/1/2026

Trent, we were able to complete one trip from LI to Acadia National Park a couple of weeks ago. Thanks for your help!

Trent G.

10/1/2026

@RayC Awesome to hear. Anytime.

Ray C.

10/2/2026

Trent, What about the ADCO AquaShed #3240188. It shows it will cover 20’1” to 22’ and it appears to have slightly better quality than the Classic Accessories cover. What is your opinion?

Trent G.

10/2/2026

@RayC In my opinion, with them being very comparable in price. I'd prefer the ADCO # 290-52241 based on appearance alone. However, I've done some further research into the dimensions of your InTech and found that there aren't any verified width and height measurements for it. I recommend making sure these measurements fit into the ones listed in the product description before picking up either cover.

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Rayc

10/2/2026

@TrentG The 2027 Dusk is 20'8" (248") length, 8'6"(102") width, 9'9" (117") height.

Trent G.

10/2/2026

@Rayc In that case the ADCO # 290-52272 would be more appropriate. Based on the height measurement. I do want to make it clear that ADCO takes these measurements not including the ground distance. However, I think you are on the right track with the ADCO over the Classic Accessories cover.

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rv-covers/adco/290-52272.html

Ray C.

10/2/2026

Trent, Disregard the ADCO question after further research I don’t think it’s well suited for snowy conditions. Now I’m thinking the CA ProTop 4 is the better choice but I’m confused on the warranty. The PolyPro 3 has a 3 year warranty but the ProTop 4 only has a 2 year warranty and it’s considered the better of the two? I’ve seen the ProTop 4 mentioned with a 4 year warranty, do you know exactly what it is? Thanks again, Ray