Maxx Air Maxxair 00-325001 Tuff/Maxx AC Replacement Shroud,White

Fit perfectly on my Coleman A/C unit. Made much better than the original. Feels sturdy. All the bolt holes were close enough to make work without any alterations as mentioned by others. It comes with new stainless nuts and flat washers. My unit used machine screws. I used the original ones and the new washers. It also comes with new foam to seal the ends of the condenser as well as a grill to protect the vanes. (something the manufacturer failed to do) All in all a great replacement for the original flimsy OEM cover. No wonder you see them (flimsy OEM version) on the side of the freeway all summer after having blown off the motor homes/travel trailers while driving down the road..My only issue was with getting it delivered. First of all, it was Prime 2 Day "guaranteed delivery". UPS lost the first one in their depot. If I hadn't been checking hourly I would not have even known that. I called Amazon as I really needed it ASAP. It took 30 minutes for the support person to finally find one and get in on it's way again. The second one was supposed to arrive on Saturday by the USPS. This package is LARGE. (of course it is, it covers a 15,000 BTU A/C) and the Postal Service was not capable of delivering it even though it showed "out for delivery" I get updates on my phone for deliveries and it went from that message to "mailbox is full" We have a cluster box down at the street. Of course the box couldn't fit inside. The Postal Service has always delivered every other package right to us. We needed the new cover for the Memorial Day weekend and had ordered it a week in advance to assure there was no problem, but it didn't happen. It turns out that they never even attempted to deliver it. According to the Post Master they don't have any other option but to show it "out for delivery" whether they intend to deliver or not. IT NEVER LEFT THE POST OFFICE! We were able to pick it up ourselves on Tuesday. (Our only option BTW. With no intention to even let us know) This was of course not Amazon's fault but they still gave us a 25% discount because it wasn't delivered on time. It amuses me that the Postal Service has the audacity to have ad's on the TV "our trucks are your trucks for delivery" I call B.S. on that. Granted I live in rural Maine but the Post Master only had "you should have called" in response to their failure to deliver it. If they can't or won't deliver it, then AMAZON SHOULDN'T SHIP OVERSIZED packages via USPS. That is the latest trick. UPS will have USPS "fulfill" their delivery with all the inherent Postal Service failures. Sorry for the rant but I am (obviously) still pissed about the lack of accountability of the shipping companies. Amazon was great.

Fit my RV air conditioner, perfectly no major problems screw holes lined up heavy duty cover highly recommend

Perfect fit for my 32-year old RV roof-air!

Overall, I'd say this is a good value for the money. It looks good, and will serve me well. It seems to be thicker than the original cover I had for my "86 Coleman TSR Mach 3". I don't expect it to hop around while going down the highway and time will tell if it softens up or cracks. In addition, getting a large item like this to me in 2 days is like magic!Here are the reasons why I didn't give it 5 stars:1. The holes didn't quite line up and the cover needed some finessing. Honestly, the holes were not stamped by a machine and looked like they were drilled out by a 10yo with one double stamped and offset. You may need to adjust these with a drill or file.2. The "gills" on the side are large/wide. While they will provide more airflow than the original, they expose more of the ugly guts.3. Several of the "gills" were not stamped through completely and I needed to cut them out.4. My original cover had plastic dividers molded into it to surround the rear condenser. This one uses 2 foam pieces held on by double sided tape you apply to the condenser. I'm not confident that will last 40yrs like my original. The manufacturer plate is mounted on the condenser frame where one of these foam pieces is applied, so if I ever have to read it again, I'd have to remove the foam piece.5. The Maxxair logo was a cheap vinyl sticker. I had no issue ripping that off as it's barely applied. Honestly, you're better served removing it immediately because it will remove itself in short order and leave behind either a sun-faded background, or stain lines.This may not be the fault of the cover, but it covers all the way down to the base of the unit. My original left 1/2" gap around the bottom. It may not be an issue for some, but I have a 1/2" tall roof seam down the middle and it lifts the cover up slightly. I can easily trim a slot in the base of the cover to fix this but thought others may have the same issue.I know it seems like a lot of complaints, but the price I paid to get it to me made this cover worth it. I can easily fix the little issues on my end.

Ordered this to replace the broken cover for my Coleman Mach air conditioner and it fit perfectly. Very easy to install. Definitely an upgrade to the cover that originally came with my AC unit. Would recommend this to anyone.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Very good replacement for the Coleman TSI unit. Durable and a good value.

I was pressure washing my car hauler in preparation to coat the bare aluminum roof with a reflective coating and noticed a few holes in my old cover. Hit it with the pressure washer and it disintegrated. Looked like this one would fit and it did, much heavier construction. The foam baffles for the rear were non-existent when I took off the old one, the adhesive on the supplied pieces was so dry it wouldn't stick to anything. A couple shots of 3M weatherstrip adhesive solved that. As others have noted the front holes are about 1/4" too far rearward, go ahead and elongate the slots towards the front before you haul the thing up to the roof. Nuts and washers were included but my unit went in with the old screws. I did take the opportunity to clean out the a/c unit with the cover off, gunk and dirt dobber nests. I didn't realize how bad the old yellowed cover looked up there, the new one makes the trailer itself look newer.

I had to drill two holes to align with the rear mounting studs. The pre-drilled holes weren't spaced correctly for my particular unit. Other than that, it fits fine and looks good.