Adco 2853 Tyvek Fifth Wheel Cover For 25'7" To 28' For 5th Wheel on 2040-parts.com
Charlotte, NC, US
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Adco 2853 Tyvek Fifth Wheel Cover for 25'7"-28' Features & Benefits Protect your investment with the most durable universal-fit RV cover on the market. The ADCO exclusive Dupont Tyvek®RV top panel with high performance polypropylene side panels will accommodate intense climates and provides maximum protection against damaging U.V. rays. Scaled to fit 5th wheels up to 102 In. wide and 126 In. tall.
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