OK, I have a 12' 2010 Coleman pop up camper, air conditioner unit &front storage box. Do I go for the 10-12'; or 12-14'???
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Answer here...I went out and measured the extra fabric on my 10' tent camper with the 10-12' cover. There's about 16-20" of extra fabric when I cover my spare tire. Therefore, I would choose the 12-14' cover to be sure and cover the propane tanks.
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It depends how long it is. If you measured from the front of the storage box to the back of the camper and it is 12 feet then go with the 10-12. I ran into the same problem, mine was right on the split. I got the one that was smaller as too big is another problem. Mine was still big enough to fit over the spare tire in the rear of the camper and the propane bottles in front of the storage compartment.
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Is the box 12 ft with or without the front trunk? I ordered like they said on how to measure and mine was to long but I made it work. The bad news is hail will put holes right through it. We had a hail storm in April and mine looks like it was made with 2 inch air flaps all over it. But I am going to buy another one just a little shorter.
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go for the 12-14'. I have basically same camper 12' box with front storage box and the 10-12 is very snug(corner rip installing first time).
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The mount depth is really close, I wouldn't get this box for a sundown x12. The x 12 mount depth is 9.67 inches and you have about 10 inches of usable space. You need more space behind the motor than that but you could make a spacer to make it work but that woul be ghetto. Hit up Starr Mountain Sound for a custom box and you will not regret it! His prices are reasonable.
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14.1" , can't really address your second question. Vents are along the back at the top and bottom. If there is plenty of side clearance, top might not matter.
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I personally think you would want to get a larger one for a space that size. Here is the NewAir phone number tel:1-855-963-9247 - you might want to call them. I looked on their web page but couldn't find what size room they suggest. We love ours but use it in a smaller camper.
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I have learned that you cannot go by what type of camper you have. I have 2 different types on my Winnebago and one was installed years after the camper was purchased. You really need to look at what brand of vent you have and the type of hinge it has to match it. Sometimes just going to an RV dealer works best and they will match it up. Doug.
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Mine fit perfect.As I recall it was listed to fit a 30 to 33 foot unit and I am using it on a 32 footer. It was on my trailer all last winter and still looks new.
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They recommend about a 6" clearance in the back for ventilation. The sides, I do not believe, have any clearance specifications. You may want to check their tech specs on their website for side clearances, just for confirmation.
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We have a 10x12 camper and there is plenty of room on the sides and it does tie down. You should be okay with the AC on top.
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If you have a 10 by 20 "A" frame and the tarp is to be bungied to the frame it is best to get the 12 by 20 tarp. It will actually measure 11' 6" by 19' 6". This will allow the bungees to hold the tarp tight. You need the 12' to make up the rise of the top. The tarp will not actually reach all the way to the frame. It should be about 3" short all the way around. If you need bungees, buy the 7" length. The other feature to check is how many grommets it has and how far aprt they are. 18-24 inches works fine, all the way around. Hope this helps.
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For safeties sake I'd go no later than 12" maybe even 10". You'd have to judge the safety factor yourself. It does have a pretty good amount of slack.
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Sorry, but mine is in my camper which is now in storage. Normally I would measure and repond. I am sure you can get your answer online.
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I would check the Sommer website for that height. I know they have add-on rails for 10 ft high doors, along with the chain extensions.
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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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Get at least 20 ft. It is much harder to set up than it tells you. At least the wheels will have some moving around room if you want to move the A/C to a different spot. I didn't even know about the 20 ft. lengths or I would not have sent mine back. It cools great. But the exhaust is powerful and hot. The 20 ft. sections do not come with the unit. Just in case you didn't know. Hope it helps.
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Since this box is larger than my original, I added two 1 1/2 inch angle irons across the top of my hitch behind the propane bottles on the camper. I attached the angle irons and tSince these battery boxes are larger than the originals on my camper, I had to add two 1 1/2 inch angle iron rails to the top of my hitch behind the propane bottles. I used self drilling screws for attachment of the rails to the frame and the boxes to the rails. You could also use the tie-down straps included with the box for added security, but I have had no problem at all in three years use without them. Just be sure the lids are securely snapped on. Since this box is larger than my original, I added two 1 1/2 inch angle irons across the top of my hitch behind the propane bottles on the camper. I attached the angle irons and tSince these battery boxes are larger than the originals on my camper, I had to add two 1 1/2 inch angle iron rails to the top of my hitch behind the propane bottles. I used self drilling screws for attachment of the rails to the frame and the boxes to the rails. You could also use the tie-down straps included with the box for added security, but I have had no problem at all in three years use without... » Read More Since this box is larger than my original, I added two 1 1/2 inch angle irons across the top of my hitch behind the propane bottles on the camper. I attached the angle irons and tSince these battery boxes are larger than the originals on my camper, I had to add two 1 1/2 inch angle iron rails to the top of my hitch behind the propane bottles. I used self drilling screws for attachment of the rails to the frame and the boxes to the rails. You could also use the tie-down straps included with the box for added security, but I have had no problem at all in three years use without them. Just be sure the lids are securely snapped on. « Show Less
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My Coleman and the electrical attachment are in storage for the winter. I will not be able to obtain them until June. Without both the cooler and the electrical connector I can not compare them. Sorry
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I'm 5'10",and I use the second from the top setting for me and it fits good.Now you are 6" taller than me .My suggestion is to go to the local camping gear store and try some with the the same space capacity and that will give you a better idea of size and fit and then go from there.