Replacing my dry rotted bag awning on my 14RT
Since I obviously don't have any monies to replace my dry rotting BAG Awning maybe i can just install some wide heavy duty VELCRO along the edge of my roof and attach the good awning fabric to this without the bag involved. All of the metal components of the awning is in great shape just no where to attach the awning fabric to the trailer roof.
might look something like this when installed
If that doesn't work out which I really don't see a problem on why not then I pick up one of those cheap Portable four pole awning covers to maybe sit right next to the POPUP. I could VELCRO to fabric flap to the roof of the POPUP real easy as well. I could also VELCRO strap to the two side poles to the side of the roof as well...
My awning bag is way to dry rotted at the sewn seams to withstand any transport. My bag would totally come off the side of the trailer with any wind resistance blowing over it. Right now I have it folded up laying on top of the trailer roof strapped down using stretch rope to holed it in place. No way that is going to work going down the at 50-60MPH...
I should have plenty of room on the side of the trailer to support the awning rolled up for transport. Can even mount some PVC square tubing along the trailer frame if necessary.
Yeal I know... Why don't you just get another BAG AWING... hehe...
I get into trouble just sitting and thinking...
Roy Ken
might look something like this when installed
If that doesn't work out which I really don't see a problem on why not then I pick up one of those cheap Portable four pole awning covers to maybe sit right next to the POPUP. I could VELCRO to fabric flap to the roof of the POPUP real easy as well. I could also VELCRO strap to the two side poles to the side of the roof as well...
My awning bag is way to dry rotted at the sewn seams to withstand any transport. My bag would totally come off the side of the trailer with any wind resistance blowing over it. Right now I have it folded up laying on top of the trailer roof strapped down using stretch rope to holed it in place. No way that is going to work going down the at 50-60MPH...
I should have plenty of room on the side of the trailer to support the awning rolled up for transport. Can even mount some PVC square tubing along the trailer frame if necessary.
Yeal I know... Why don't you just get another BAG AWING... hehe...
I get into trouble just sitting and thinking...
Roy Ken
