I show how I fix the alignment of the RVs awning arms by adjusting the canvas fabric. This is good if the awning arms don’t align properly or the canvas or fabric doesn’t roll straight.
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Now is there a solution if it’s not hitting anything in one side is not closing all the way
Good video thx you
So my left awning arm needs to go to the right to fit correctly, so I guess I pull the fabric from the other end, correct? Or no?
Hi Luke, Thxs for the repair sequence. I have a continual problem with my Tango trailer awning. It is a power awning that does not drain when it rains. the water beuilds up, bellies and stretches the fabric to the point that it eventually tears from the track. Misalignment occurs for sure but the drainage problem is in the poor design of the framework. Have you ran across this with the Tango trailer? Our trailer os a 256RKS with an approx 18ft awning. Can you help? I am ready to redesign the one arm allowing me to manually draw it down for drainage. This is NOT in the original design. It appears the volume of water has to be so great that it allows the material/frame arms to collapse bringing the roller closer to the trailer and then GUSH it pours out 1 end but the damage is done. Thxs for your input. I have only seen this on the Tango trailer. Manufacturer is not responding to my question.
Do you need to remove the screws from both ends? It seems not from multiple videos I have watched but if you dont then how is there any slack to move it as the screw on the other end is going to maintain the positioning. Or are you just taking up slack that developed from the awning material stretching. Regardless thank you for the video