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08/7/2010 at 9:04pm
Location: West Yorkshire Outfit: Ford Custom Camper V
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Hi,
I haven't been on this site for ages, but I have a Conway Cruiser and have just bought a small cheap porch awning of ebay. I have read all the threads on here and I have bought the figure of 8 connectors, to attach the porch awning.
We are going off for the first time this year tomorrow, and will be trying this out, so I do hope it works.
I tried to find the you tube video showing how this is attached but can't seam to find it.
I will post back on how we got on.
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09/7/2010 at 9:26am
Location: None Entered Outfit: Pennine Pullman 535 2004 model
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We've used a porch awning for a few years now, when we are just going away for 1-2 nights. We got it in a sale, it's the kind with folding fiberglass struts like a tent. We just knotted a bungy cord around each of the top two corners, and we hook the bungy cord metal hook into the awning holes in the two struts on either side of our Pennine Pullman's door. The awning leans against the unit more than it would on a caravan, as the unit is shorter, but this adds to the stability. Pegged out around the bottom, it has stood us in good stead through many types of weather. Good place to keep the chemical toilet, chairs, shoes etc. If it is raining extremely heavily, you get a very minimal drip down the crack between the awning and the unit, but in that kind of weather we are snugly tucked up inside so this doesn't matter.
------------- Sharon
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