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I have a leak at the rear right hand side of my 1991 Avondale Grampian (about head height internally)
I am attempting to remove the awning rail so that I can reseal it but, starting at the bottom, it is proving very very difficult to get off - I have removed the screws but it seems to be stuck really well.
I need to get the rail off as water is obviously getting in further up the rail, but by putting too much force into trying to remove it, I am going to end up distorting it quite badly (and it will take forever).
Has anyone else had this problem? Any bright ideas to make it easier?
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Topic: Removing awning rail
