electric controled awnings
I have an awning that is controlled by depressing a button, both inside the motorhome or outside on the arm of the awning! In the past, I have tied down the extended awning while at a camp site, with ...
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Diplomat Don wrote:
When you look at a manual awning, it has very stout arms that attach low on the motor home or trailer. Then it has another solid arm that locks when extended. Your auto awning is built differently. I don't see an issue with what you're doing, but your auto awning may not hold up as well in winds that the old manual type would, tied down or not.
In reality, the manual stiff arms create MORE problems than the Electric arms which will give more due to the design. Doug
