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Alschief

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I was just notified that Cleveland Tools has RV12 canopy covers!
The Part Number is # RVCC12 is not yet listed on their website.
They are selling them at $210 each.
Please let Annette know if you are interested.
We just purchased one today.
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Cleaveland Aircraft Tool
www.cleavelandtool.com
515-432-6794
 
Who's making them? What material do they use? And is it lightweight, foldable for travel or more rugged for permanent outdoor parking?
 
fabric detereration

FABRIC DETERERATION

I have had a Van?s cover for about two years. Started having fabric rips about a year ago. I estimate that I have used the cover for a total of 50 days over this period.
Fabric has become weak and rips when under tension.

It is light. Maybe too light
 
I do not know the material of construction. Perhaps Mike of Cleveland Tools will chime in with the information.
 
RDOG makes a nice one out of tyvek. It weighs nothing, fits in a pouch behind the passenger seat.;)
 
I agree

Dave12 said:
RDOG makes a nice one out of tyvek. It weighs nothing, fits in a pouch behind the passenger seat.;)
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We have one of RDOG's canopy covers also--haven't put too many days worth of wear and tear on it, since we're mostly hangared, but the materials, workmanship, compact size, and light weight make for a really nice item.
 
The biggest gripe I have with the Vans cover is that it is just about impossible to put it on by yourself in anything above a light breeze. That could have been fixed by making attachment points on the steps (fabric loops to hook on the steps).
 
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