Hey!

[RWMannon]

Roger Mannon here. I'm a 76-year-old guy who bought his first travel trailer about a month ago- a Keystone Bullet Crossfire 1890RB. As you might guess, I'm not entirely clueless, but I am still figuring stuff out.
I expect to ask more than a few questions. If you respond to those, thanks in advance.

RM

 

[Bearcatrp]

You have come to the right place to ask questions. One of the best and most friendly on the net. Welcome to the forum.

 

[RWMannon]

Thanks! I'm trying to figure out how best to protect my trailer from Colorado's winter snow. I thought about buying a cover, but I've heard that is not a good idea. I guess there is an issue with damage to the finish in high wind conditions. I may have to find a storage facility. I don't have a lot of room and can't build a carport for the trailer.

 

[Gary RV_Wizard]

Covers can be problematic, especially where wind is common. And they are a nuisance to get on/off too. Indoor, or at least covered, storage is the better way to go but gets expensive in some areas.

 

[Matt_C]

I am going to suggest that you come buy our "campfire" chat every Wednesday at 5PM MT. Now, I can't help you much with snow as our coach lives in the barn for the winter, but there are others there from northern climes that can probably help. The link is Campfire link, just come by and introduce yourself.
Matt_C

 

[Larry N.]

you come buy our "campfire" chat every Wednesday

It's for sale?

 

[John From Detroit]

Best protection... Garage. #2 Car port.. #3It can most likely handle the snow without help.