I Love My Manual Awning
I love the simplicity, versatility and practicality of my run-of-the-mill manual pull-down awning. I love that it comes out when I want it to and it retracts when I want it to with nothing more than ...
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willald wrote:nomad297 wrote:
Oh no! Not another type of,problem with electric awnings. They keep coming.
Gee...I wish I had no life, and nothing better to do with my time than to troll around on various internet forums looking for negative posts about products I don't own and posting links to it in a thread like this. Then, I could be just like Bruce.
I bet I could easily create 10 pages of links to stories of people who've had their manual awning ripped to pieces by a storm 'cause they thought it was indestructible when they anchored it down. Or, had it unfurl and tear up going down the road due to a worn out tension spring. Or, maybe had a tension spring break, and it would not roll up AT ALL and left them stuck. Or, got drenched when they had to rush outside to roll it up in a downpour of rain. I could go on and on.
But, that won't happen, 'cause I have a life, and much better things to do with my time than that. Like, enjoying camping with the family in our RV and its ELECTRIC awning. :)
Will
You obviously have time to waste if you perused this thread, then made a comment.
I haven't seen the threads discussing all of these manual awning problems you mention. How about the next time you open this thread to see what's going on, you post some links to back up your argument.
By the way, thank you for bringing this thread to the top of the list again.
Bruce
