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exav8tr · 01-19-2010, 01:13 PM

Carefree of Colorado offers the electric arms with a droop for the 5th wheels, you use the same tube and fabric. This is probably the cheapest way to do it. I thought long and hard about it last summer. I do like putting extra lights on it, (no flamingos though), and I like tying it down. I do put it up if winds are reported to be over 30 knots. IF I should lose the manual awning I will replace with the non-automatic electric one. Cost quoted me for the Carfree arms was around 1100-1200, parts and labor... bw2 makes very valid points, especially in the middle of the night........

01-19-2010, 01:13 PM	#3
exav8tr Montana Master Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Casa Grande Posts: 5,369 M.O.C. #6333	Carefree of Colorado offers the electric arms with a droop for the 5th wheels, you use the same tube and fabric. This is probably the cheapest way to do it. I thought long and hard about it last summer. I do like putting extra lights on it, (no flamingos though), and I like tying it down. I do put it up if winds are reported to be over 30 knots. IF I should lose the manual awning I will replace with the non-automatic electric one. Cost quoted me for the Carfree arms was around 1100-1200, parts and labor... bw2 makes very valid points, especially in the middle of the night........