Your RV storage cover is a real investment -- the last thing you want is a gutter spout punching a hole through it every time the wind picks up. ADCO's foam gutter spout covers slip snugly over each spout, cushioning the contact point between hard plastic or metal gutter hardware and your cover fabric. Simple, affordable protection that extends cover life season after season.
Most RV owners discover the problem the hard way -- a torn or worn-through spot on their cover directly above a gutter spout. The spout edge acts like a blade every time the cover flexes in wind or gets pulled tight during installation. ADCO's part 7173 solves this with dense noodle-style foam sleeves that wrap and cushion each spout end before the cover goes on.
Each sleeve pulls on easily and cinches with a built-in drawstring so it stays put even in high winds or during cross-country travel. Four covers are included per pack -- enough for a typical Class A or fifth wheel with two spouts per side.
Dense foam cushions sharp gutter spout edges and eliminates direct contact with cover fabric, stopping tears before they start.
Adjustable drawstring cinches tight around the spout shaft so covers stay secured in wind and during highway travel.
Foam material holds up in heat, cold, UV exposure, and wet conditions -- suited for year-round storage in any region.
One pack supplies all four spouts on most standard RVs. Larger coaches with additional spouts may need two packs.
RV covers are typically made from polypropylene or polyester fabric that resists UV and moisture -- but fabric is no match for a rigid plastic or metal edge under repeated flexing pressure. Over a storage season, wind movement alone can cause a gutter spout to abrade or puncture the cover. Even a small hole can admit moisture, leading to delamination, mold, or interior water damage that costs far more to fix than a simple pack of foam covers.
Designed to fit standard RV gutter spout profiles found on most Class A motorhomes, Class C motorhomes, fifth wheels, and travel trailers. Spout diameter compatibility is typical of standard guttering used across major RV manufacturers. If your rig has unusually large or custom gutter hardware, measure the spout outer diameter before ordering.