i tow a 5th wheel. can i roll this cover back & leave it on while towing?
1167120
Yes you can. Just roll back to the cab and secure with Velcro straps, shouldn't 't be a problem .
1167121
yes it has straps to hold it in the tied position and the support bars roll up with the caver.
515446
Yes, you can roll it up and secure the vinyl portion out of the way without removing the hardware.
1411354
You could, but there is no mechanism to hold it in place and it weighs enough to certainly damage your hood should it touch. It does have pins that come out very easily when you are done towing to get it out of the way, but then you have to have a place to put it, which could be another problem.
254953
I wouldn't do it. It fits snug and has hooks and loops that attach to your jeep. However wind factor at hwy speeds will most likely stretch and rip off the loops most likely causing the cover to eventually fly off.
1740450
I do run the pump while the cover is on. I do not have my cover attached to the roller so it is easier to have someone help me. This summer I will have it attached and I do not anticipate any problems rolling it up by myself.
1588052
yes as long as nothing on the 5th wheel is above the sides of the box. I would think when trailoring it would need to be removed
2069579
Should work just fine. I do my 5th wheel twice a year with Rejex and it looks like new. And we are fulltime rv'ers so it sits outside 24/7. Sometimes it's just not possible to keep it out of direct sunlight for the cure time. PS: My 5th wheel is 40 feet and takes about two 16 oz bottles.
1033139
It will fit, but remember hot son and wind will wear this cover within a season. So if you store in shade, strap down the cover, and protect from 25 mph wind and above, then you will do fine. I would not recommend this cover for hauling or towing on a trailer.
414638
If you use stock rims no if you have aftermarket rims with a deeper offset you can use a tire cover cause the spindle sits inside the wheel. This product also does nothing to prevent your tailgate from sagging if you run anything bigger then a 33" tire
241607
It does keep a trailer from rolling but I would still use a wheel chock on the other wheel
69438
I don't trailer with the cover on. If I did, I would not travel over 55 MPH until I saw how it handled the wind.
2183031
That was a concern of ours also. After the first time it takes only minutes to put it back up so if we are near the brach or in an open area with wind we drop it and bring our awing in. This also happens if we are in a State Park and need to dump since no sewer hook up. One more thong, we are in a Class C. There is ample side wall that we put under our outdoor carpet. If you are in a 5th wheel you would mot hv this and you would need a ladder to put it up and take it down. The plus side is in a 5th wheel the ceiling (awning) is so high and spacious! We are not on a permanent site. Wind, yes we do take precaution like you would with your awning. If we are in a protected spot or winds less than 20mph we let it up.
1289400
I always leave it on, way too heavy to put on and off over and over. Never had an issue as I lock the hitch and the container both.
960893
Hello, thank you for your interest. This cover can be used while transporting. We suggest you strap down the cover with extra cable or rope when transporting on a vehicle. This helps to prevent damage in high winds. Hope this helps!Thank you,Formosa Covers
1956939
That is a safety feature. Do not remove it. Just lift it up when you want to shift into reverse. Gravity keeps it down to block accidental reversing which could run you over.
897108
Mine's an 08 CrewMax SR5 4WD. It has the bed rail system which always gave me headaches with the BakFlip cover but this one simple has hooks on the end of a bolt with adjustable turn wheel to adjust tightness. Then you just flip a lever to snug it down. Same at all four corners. As long as there is nothing extending enough to keep the hook from wrapping under the lip of the bed you're good to go. Easy on, easy off.
1775179
My answer would be "NO" , I assume you leave this on the front of your Tow Vehicle which is split all the time! The one I ordered is mounted on the rear of my motorhome where it stays closed when not in use plus it is shorter because the end pistons go in & out for easier line up & attach allowing flex ability -- you do not have to be on center with Tow Vehicle !! Hope this helps... For your Type I have used covers that come with fold up chairs- some are pretty sturdy- Canvas Material !!
1172091
Yes it will fit ,but on the fifth wheel I have it is a little bit long so we have to gather it up in the back. An also mine is not a toy hauler.