For awnings 167 to 202 a second plunger is required and mounts in the rh end cap during installation.
Installing an slideout awning on an rv.
Some parts that you will need.
To protect your rv slide out from the elements and even keep your living space a few degrees cooler most rv maintenance experts and certified technicians recommend installing a retractable awning over your slide out room.
Install new fabric from either end insuring top is up.
To install the slide out awnings you need to learn how to mount the brackets first.
While installing the new fabric keep the awning fabric as horizontal as possible as it is fed onto the awning rail and roller tube as it will slide on easier in this position.
The butyl tape will help keep out moisture and prevent leaks.
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For awnings 166 or shorter a second plunger is optional and can be ordered separately.
To make it easier to slide the awning into position use a screwdriver to slightly spread open one end of the awning rail.
Rv awning slide out covers install to your camper s slide to keep mildew and rain off from the slide out s roof.
How to install rv slide out awning.
The integrated wind deflector prevents billowing and provides fabric protection for when you travel.
The installer will be under the fabric installing the new fabric both on the rv rail and on the roller tube at the same time.
Rv slide out awnings for more comfortable traveling.
Install an rv awning video demonstration step 1 place butyl tape cam25013 along the back of your extrusion rail.
Slide the end cap extensions onto either side of the mounting bracket.
Installing the rh anti lock assembly the antilock plunger is mounted in the lh end cap as a standard installation for all awning sizes.
Step 2 with a helper hold the extrusion rail against the rv in the location of your choice.