RV Cover Rescue - Gutter Spout Covering System - MH57 Products
RV Cover Rescue - Gutter Spout Covering System - MH57 Products
Attention Customers:
The items we have listed for pop up campers are the only items we have available. We are not able to special order any items at this time, and we are unable to provide technical assistance due to high order volume. Thank you for your understanding.
Now made with polyester straps and with reinforced plastic around the pin area.
Instructions for use
Step 1
While on the roof, and before covering you RV, start at one corner with a Gutter Spout that has a 12' strap attached.
Step 2
Slide the Cover over the gutter spout at that corner and move toward the opposite corner at whichever end of the RV you are at, feeding the strap out as you go. Retain minimal tension on the strap as you go, to prevent the Cover from slipping off.
Step 3
For optimal results, loop the strap around/over/through the nearest object protruding from the RV roof (ladder, A/C unit, vent, etc.) so that the strap is deflected toward the center of the RV making a slight "V" shape.
Step 4
Once at the opposite side, slide the Cover with the 3' strap over the opposite gutter spout and attach the 2 ends of the side release buckle, then lightly pull the remaining slack from the strap(s) and move to the other end of the RV and repeat the process.
Step 5
In the event that the nearest object protruding from the RV roof is out of reach of the straps, make a loop from nylon rope that is long enough to go around the roof object and extend to 4’ from the end of the RV. Lace the product straps through the loop to make a “V”. Also, 1” wide nylon or polypropylene strap and similar tri-glide quick release buckles can be purchased reasonably at most hardware outlets to simply extend the 15’ strap length provided.
Step 6
Go ahead and install your cover with peace of mind that the gutter spouts will no longer shred your RV covers. Enjoy your RV Cover Rescue.
Prop. 65 Warning for California Residents
WARNING: This product may contain chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm.
