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Subject Topic: awning for coachman amara Post Reply Post New Topic
26/7/2011 at 2:51pm
 Location: glasgow
 Outfit: Sprite major 4 eb
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When we bought our caravan dealer gave us a new awning,have used several times but it doesn't look right when erected. One side (window part)is lower than other and not taught across top ,hence when raining it gather in dip
.Apart from getting new awning is there anything we can do (To late to take it back to dealers as been used several times)


26/7/2011 at 7:57pm
 Location: Coventry
 Outfit: Coachman Amara Suzuki GV
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Have you adjusted the recievers for the roof poles. They loosen with a cam action and you can slide them along the bead into the correct position. If you cannot get the roof taught you may have too larfe an awning,in which case short of having it made smaller you will never solve the problem.  Find a flat non sloping pitch. install your awning, raise the fromt corner legs so that the roof /wall seam is horizontal then raise the front middle pole as high as it will go. if the walls are peged properly you should have several inches between the seam and the ground. If you havent, then the awning is too big  Very large awnings have another set of interim poles for the roof.



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18/8/2011 at 7:54pm
 Location: Based at Jacksons of Old Arley
 Outfit: Rob and Chris Temple.
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measure ground to ground to find size of caravan then look for size on awning

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19/8/2011 at 10:22am
 Location: Wirral
 Outfit: Swift Freestyle 520 on seasonal pitch
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When you slid it round the channel, did you make sure it came out through the wider bit as you got close to the ground? We didn't the first time and it was skew-whiff.



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