What Stand or Landing Gear Height Works Best for this Slide-In Camper Cover?

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Does this cover require certain height adjustment of legs?

asked by: Thomas

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Expert Reply:

The Camco UltraGuard Slide-In Camper Cover - 18' Long # CAM45770 is designed for use when a stored on the landing gear legs or saw horse style stands like the TorkLift Camper Packer Camper Stand Kit # TLA7010.

The cover reaches 108 inches tall at the back which will help you determine the height of your landing gear or stands for a perfect fit.

expert reply by: Jason S

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