Has anyone had experience with a storage cover for their T@B 400 BD? I am looking on Amazon for one but none seem to list fitting a T@B 400. I live in Washington state and plan to cover 400 for several months this winter. Any help, suggestions or opinions will be appreciated.
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https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00GZLR6XC/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
It covers pretty nicely and is large enough to cover the tongue box but not the whole tongue platform. The access is easy, it is not really too difficult to put on or take off by one person and so far holds up well (purchased in Mar-22). I leave it on whenever I am not on the road. It is in a lot where there is some tree cover so it is not 100% exposed to all the elements. Price is so much less that other t@b specific covers.
2015 RAM 1500 Outdoorsman Quad Cab
South Jersey
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Classic Accessories Over Drive PolyPRO3 Deluxe R-Pod Travel Trailer Cover, 16' 2", RV Cover, Camper Cover, Travel Trailer Cover
With the T@B 400 being 18 feet, does this cover really work or did I get to a different cover somehow?
Thank you!
Rachelle
Yes, the link I provided was the cover that fit my '22 400 boondock. It actually was a nice fit, not too tight or not baggy. It lasted 2 years before it started to rip. For this year's winterization, I tried to get the same, but they were out of stock. I decided to try another one from classic accessories,
https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B018M3JE8K?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_title
This cover also covers and fits as well as the other. However, it is much lighter and is made of ripstop nylon. Too early to say which one I would prefer.
Please note that the cover does fit over the front storage tub but is not long enough to cover the wide, front rack. If you have the side mounted storage tubs it probably won't cover those either.
Hth, let me know if you have anymore questions. We are currently camping in Ocala National forest in Florida.
Ron
2015 RAM 1500 Outdoorsman Quad Cab
South Jersey
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This is how my previous cover fit, latest about the same;
2015 RAM 1500 Outdoorsman Quad Cab
South Jersey
Since it is lighter in weight, it is easier to install and remove/store. The polypro was heavier material and also came with a storage bag, it was huge, probably 24x36. I use a technique for installing that allows me to do it myself and it only takes a couple of minutes. Being heavier the polypro was a bit more difficult.
Time will tell on the permapro. We just got back from a trip and returned the camper to the storage lot yesterday, cover installed. Next time I'm in the area I'll get a pic to you.
As far as your question about which keeps it cooler, that is hard to tell since I ony go into the trailer infrequently with a cover on. Both covers do allow some sunlight to pass thru since I can see solar battery charging activity (via Victron) with covers installed. I would think the IR (heating spectrum) would be similar. Also, there is a ventilation "pockets" on either side but located at the top. Not sure how effective they really are tbh. I do keep the bath vent open (original dome) and the main cabin vent (modto the maxxair delux) opened a bit (cover prevents full opening) plus have front and side windows in the locked venting position. Here in "South" Jersey it works well for me.
Hth. Ron
2015 RAM 1500 Outdoorsman Quad Cab
South Jersey