Is this the best cover for a Lance trailer. Is anyone familiar with Goldline? I would really appreciate your replies...
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I've no clue..i have a 25' Prowler. My first camper It's been very good so far. Very windy here and it's snug and holding up well.
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We purchased the 17-19 ft sized one to cover our 18.5 ft ski boat and it fit perfect. It's a general purpose cover with straps that attached to trailer. Good quality for the price. It's lasted us a year in the hot Texas sun and I'm certain we'll get another good 2 years for it. There is ample room for our to cover a 21 footer so I would recommend a smaller size than the 17-19 foot for your 14 footer. We looked at covers at Walmart that were 10% cheaper but the material was flimsy. This was definitely worth the bit extra and despite having paid less than $80 for it, I would have paid $100 because the quality and thickness of material and length of straps was excellent. We purchased the 17-19 ft sized one to cover our 18.5 ft ski boat and it fit perfect. It's a general purpose cover with straps that attached to trailer. Good quality for the price. It's lasted us a year in the hot Texas sun and I'm certain we'll get another good 2 years for it. There is ample room for our to cover a 21 footer so I would recommend a smaller size than the 17-19 foot for your 14 footer. We looked at covers at Walmart that were 10% cheaper but the material was flimsy. This was definitely worth the bit extra and despite having paid less than $80 for it, I would have paid $100... » Read More We purchased the 17-19 ft sized one to cover our 18.5 ft ski boat and it fit perfect. It's a general purpose cover with straps that attached to trailer. Good quality for the price. It's lasted us a year in the hot Texas sun and I'm certain we'll get another good 2 years for it. There is ample room for our to cover a 21 footer so I would recommend a smaller size than the 17-19 foot for your 14 footer. We looked at covers at Walmart that were 10% cheaper but the material was flimsy. This was definitely worth the bit extra and despite having paid less than $80 for it, I would have paid $100 because the quality and thickness of material and length of straps was excellent. « Show Less
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What cover did you end up getting? I just got a pelican trailblazer and am interested.
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I bought the Best top roll up. I love it. It keeps everything dry and I have full use of the bed in 20 seconds if I need it. Also keeps the snow out of my bed. It's my third cover on third trick, my second roll up so I can say the best top is good quality and a great deal. I have a 2006 crew cab short bed and it fits great. Installation was a breeze. Good luck.
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Thank you for you interest in doing business with us!Hello CMeyer! What is your exact vehicle information so i can look into detailed alternatives for you. You do have the two options listed below in the comments. But, We want to get in contact with huskyliner direct to see what they're best advice will be since they are the ones that have designed this liner package. We hope we can earn your business on this product and many more in the future. Thanks again! PerryACME1-866-992-3669
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I bought a cover for a shorter camper, and it has a zippered panel on right rear, where our door is, to access camper. I don't think a cover for a somewhat longer camper trailer would be any different. The description of the product should point out these access panels.
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I think the lip sits so high because of where the clamp is. It is positioned in the center of the front and rear sections. I've tried making the clamp on the front tighter and it doesn't help. I've had the cover on my truck for a year now and it has always been like that. Its the only complaint I have. And as far as the clips not fitting I'm not sure what you mean. They just kinda hook under the lip inside the bed. They don't really lock in or anything. I'm sorry if I'm not getting what you mean by that. I kinda decided to look over the front sticking up a little bit because of the price. This was the cheapest one of this kind I could find and it seems to be holding up well.
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This is a travel trailer? If so. Measure the length of the cabin exterior. If it measures between 24',1" and 26' You could use the ADCO 52243. http://www.amazon.com/ADCO-52243-AquaShed-Travel-Trailer/dp/B00E9GVTZG The pricing on these is Good! The only part I didn't like was my camper was more slanted at the front so the top of the cover is a little baggy there. Overall very nice cover. Would buy again.
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I can also respond to those looking to buy the 4100 series hitch (16k pound). I never even put the velcro pieces on. The side channels hold it on perfectly even doing 80 down the interstate. I've had it on my truck for a year now and it still looks good as new. My truck sits outside and gets all the weather thrown at it. This cover is certainly worth the money!!
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The weather panels don't really seal. We put pvc pipe in the panel seam to weight it down. Its like a curtain rod. With that done and the screen panels closed, I think a/c would work great! We put black velcro at seams to connect around trailer and it seals tight. We love it!
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I haven't had it long. I think all covers discolor and get stains but having it beige is better than what I had before - a gray color. It looks great. It may need additional waterproofing. I am planning on spraying it. The bottom stitching is weak. I tried to pull the elastic string to bring it in like the picture and some of the stitching in the opening ripped. This is their only problem with detail. I can easily sew it though. So don't pull it too hard. Take your time pulling the string on the bottom. I think for the price, it is the best looking cover I've ever had for my grill. Very classy looking. Fits perfectly. I haven't had it long. I think all covers discolor and get stains but having it beige is better than what I had before - a gray color. It looks great. It may need additional waterproofing. I am planning on spraying it. The bottom stitching is weak. I tried to pull the elastic string to bring it in like the picture and some of the stitching in the opening ripped. This is their only problem with detail. I can easily sew it though. So don't pull it too hard. Take your time pulling the string on the bottom. I think for the price, it is the best looking cover I've ever had for my grill. Very... » Read More I haven't had it long. I think all covers discolor and get stains but having it beige is better than what I had before - a gray color. It looks great. It may need additional waterproofing. I am planning on spraying it. The bottom stitching is weak. I tried to pull the elastic string to bring it in like the picture and some of the stitching in the opening ripped. This is their only problem with detail. I can easily sew it though. So don't pull it too hard. Take your time pulling the string on the bottom. I think for the price, it is the best looking cover I've ever had for my grill. Very classy looking. Fits perfectly. « Show Less
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Jim - I will do my best here.The cover is not what I would desribe as cheap plastic. It is more like a waterproof woven material that seems quite durable. I have had the cover on the boat while trailering on the highway for several trips at over 80 miles each, and the cover held up well. There are also plenty of tie downs that have heald up well.Hope this helps.Jeff
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Good afternoon. Armor Concepts website is the best place to see better pictures of this item. They offer a little video for your review.
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I have a spray in liner from the factory and I did cut notches in my bed rail trim to get a more secure fit I of the cover. You can install without cutting the trim on top of the bed rails, but the trim will bow underneath the cover since it is longer than the metal seam underneath which is what this cover's cleats grab hold of. Install took less than 15 minutes and does not leak. I've had mine for 6 months. Great cover for the money!
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Thomas, Although I haven't owned it long enough to say how the paint will hold up, it was nicely primed and painted. There were some spots that were scratched and starting to rust. Shipping and handling, I suppose. I just got some gloss black Rustoleum paint and touched it up. Doesn't match perfect, but it's just a utility trailer! It's quite a job to assemble this thing, but I kind of enjoy that sort of project. The folding feature is cool, but not something you will want to do often because a couple of the bolts are tough to get to after you put a deck on. All in all, I think it's a cleverly designed, and fairly well built light duty trailer. Hope this helps
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I have a small popup trailer that's been under this cover outside in Anchorage, Alaska for the last year. However, I put a regular plastic tarp underneath and used the Camco as a kind of hold-down. It worked pretty well and the the Camco didn't suffer any adverse deterioriation through the winter.
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Hello, This cover is correct for a travel trailer up to 20' long. I have viewed your unit online. You should measure its length from bumper to bumper to determine the size. They do list dimensions, but manufacturers dims often do not include bumpers and the like. For this reason, we recommend that you measure its length. Thank you Covers Direct