Re: [A/S] Bambi - Have to cover it if the snow falls?

["Jrnymn" <jrnymn@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Also, a tarp against the skin will tend to promote moisture corrosion and
mildew.  If you had some kind of frame to hold the tarp (and possible
snow/rain load) away from the trailer, you would do pretty good.

Generally speaking, letting the trailer sit in the open is better than under
a sap-dripping tree.  The aluminum is not as UV sensitive as the fiberglas
trailers although the clear coat needs maintenance treatment at least
annually.

Jay L. Griffin               [a.k.a. Jrnymn "Journeyman"]
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