awning cover out of sewer pipe

I use 4 or 5 inch galvanized duct work for heating. I dulled the edges so it doesn't cut the awning. It stays in place while parked between outings. It's light weight and not expensive.

IAMICHABOD wrote:

TNGW1500SE wrote:

IAMICHABOD wrote:
As Chris said most use vinyl rain gutter but a Guy On Youtube used sewer pipe.

Looked like you could rip the awning putting it on.

I agree,I would NEVER try it.

I would disagree, I would sand the cut edges and take the rig on a 70 mph run late at night. I don't think the wind can get enough force under it to peel it off.

TNGW1500SE wrote:

rhagfo wrote:
........We keep the rig ready to go at the drop of a hat, best time 90 minutes from walking out of work to getting 5er and on the road.

There's your problem! Quit working.

That is coming VERY SOON!!!!!

TNGW1500SE wrote:

IAMICHABOD wrote:
As Chris said most use vinyl rain gutter but a Guy On Youtube used sewer pipe.

Looked like you could rip the awning putting it on.

I agree,I would NEVER try it.

rhagfo wrote:
........We keep the rig ready to go at the drop of a hat, best time 90 minutes from walking out of work to getting 5er and on the road.

There's your problem! Quit working.

IAMICHABOD wrote:
As Chris said most use vinyl rain gutter but a Guy On Youtube used sewer pipe.

Looked like you could rip the awning putting it on.

Almot wrote:
Is it so important for it to stay on while traveling, that you are willing to risk loss of this item and safety of others on the road? If it flies off and hits somebody, are you going to tell them to sue Youtube?

Make it 2-piece and take it down for travel.

Also, check aluminum gutters - they are of different shape, might fit your particular setup better than vinyl.

If I did something I would not want to need to remove for travel! It would take too much to get going!
We keep the rig ready to go at the drop of a hat, best time 90 minutes from walking out of work to getting 5er and on the road.

Is it so important for it to stay on while traveling, that you are willing to risk loss of this item and safety of others on the road? If it flies off and hits somebody, are you going to tell them to sue Youtube?

Make it 2-piece and take it down for travel.

Also, check aluminum gutters - they are of different shape, might fit your particular setup better than vinyl.

"it may be able to stay on while traveling"

May stay on?

2oldman wrote:
Probably best to read first.

What can I say started reply and walked away for a bit. :S