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- Mile_HighExplorerWould like to see pics too. I assume that at the very least, a matching door awning, which on mine is armless, could go on that side.
- Mr_Mark1ExplorerIvylog, I would like to see a pic of your added driver's window awning. I've never seen an installation like that.
Safe travels,
MM. - Trigger_HappyExplorerGood replies, thank you.
I'm going to try IVYLOG's idea to install an awning. - Most drivers windows have no space at the front of the window to mount the front awning arm. Especially if the side window is not rectangular but has a sloped radius to the front side . Doug
- IvylogExplorer IIIAgree that big a window needs one so I’ve added 4’ lateral arm awnings to both of my rigs over the driver’s window. Latest one is electric.
- Executive45Explorer IIIThat window usually has exterior covers on it, along with the windshield and the door....Dennis
- Trigger_HappyExplorerOops sorry didn't make that very clear. Yes the driver's side window.
- Tyler0215ExplorerThe window by the drivers seat. Maybe a wind issue or a vision blocker.
- Corkey05ExplorerWhich window? Bedroom, Living area, cockpit?
I've had several Motorhomes and they all had awnings on all drivers side windows. It's common for the living area window under the main coach awning to not have one, but thats on the passenger side.
Some levels of coaches only offer awnings as an option, but it doesn't appear to be the issue of your question.
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