We have a manual awning does that work? Or does it need to be electric awning?
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Hello, we have a manual awning as well. It doesn't matter. It fits and works wonderfully! If you buy the Carefree Vacation'r, refer to You Tube for an instruction video, helped so much...We love ours!! Have Fun!
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Since you have a rail I would think it should work. The awning appears to be universal.
2280313
Hi, Looks like we have a bit more work to do on our store. Those brackets are actually included in the price of the awning. You have the option of a tall or short bracket. We need to know which one you need. If you place an order with us, a simple note will do, to make sure we get the correct bracket for your application. Thank you!
701304
That depends on the amount of curvature you have. This awning normally stows away in a straight line. If you use this awning, you would most likely have to slide it on and off each time you set it up. A slight curve could possibly be compensated for with the height of the legs when extended. My answer would be "Maybe".
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Robinlike Bradley Dodrill commented this awning could be mounted any where there is a place to place and L shape bracket that you can attach the screws from the T Channels on the awning base if you have any other questions you can also call us 305-639-2361Thank you
1657540
I had a power awning and it was hard to slide into the track. It would be easier with a manual awning. As fas as I know the groove is the same for all awnings
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to be honest with you, I don't know. When I ordered it I never measured the track - I just ordered, kinda hit or miss. But it did work and I do believe the utility slot on the awning is standard. I'm sorry I couldn't be of more help.
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I have used this for the last year. My opinion: in an emergency yes (bad thunder storm); in normal traveling, no. It may eventually damage the awning material. Again, just my opinion.Bobby d.
2098629
You may be better off going with an electric model. While this can help, it's clearly a manual process.
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No. You can install this yourself if you are mechanically inclined. I unhooked my current awning from the supports (be careful with the springs), suspended it from the rafters with ropes, removed the old arms, installed the new arms, removed the endcaps from the old awning and installed on the new arms, mount switch and run wiring. The wiring is the most time consuming piece depending on how you want the install to look.
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Your going to need something. The awning is mounted on alum. frame with two slots that run the length of it. The six bolts that come with it,slide in the track and when you tighten the bolt it stays there. So you need something that mounts to your rack and that bolts to the awning. You can't drill through the frame of the awning but you could bolt something to the back of the awning and drill what you bolted on. I have round tube rack on a 8ft bed, I used pipe clamps and long flat strut washers. I guess there is lots of ways to install this awning.
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We use it outdoors in a covered awning. It works quite well. Our dog loves it.
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Probably. The mounting devices are made of cast iron and would seem to support the awning even if it were only mounted onto posts.
1476078
have you tried the Manufacture of the tent. or maybe your local awning top place could make you one.
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I can only suggest calling a local tent and awning company.Yellow Pages.... Best of Luck
277872
with the awning all the way down turn the white limit about 20 turns then run it up, if it doesn't stop short do that again, then once you get it to stop short turn the white limit the other way and the awning should go up in steps until you get it to where you want it.
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They came with the awning but I recycled them once I had it installed. It's pretty straight forward. Just take careful note of where the cutouts are in the various pieces that allow them to fit together.