It's been hot here in AZ since we got back from our long cross country trip. We have been using our awning a lot to shade the area next to the RV as we unload/clean, whatever. I noticed this prior to my trip too but it's super evident now that it's certainly heat related.
The heat seems to expand the awning "barrel" to the point that it's too long for the channel mounts. When camping somewhere it's 75F or cooler, the awning will roll up perfectly. Camping in a hot blazing sun, the back end hangs up/binds.
I tried checking to see if there's a way to set the depth of the "barrel shaft" into the awning arms, but I'm not finding much luck.
Any ideas?
The heat seems to expand the awning "barrel" to the point that it's too long for the channel mounts. When camping somewhere it's 75F or cooler, the awning will roll up perfectly. Camping in a hot blazing sun, the back end hangs up/binds.
I tried checking to see if there's a way to set the depth of the "barrel shaft" into the awning arms, but I'm not finding much luck.
Any ideas?
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