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[DavidGraves]

For those with the factory installed rear awning is the circular part of the rail mounted up or down?

 

Any chance of a photo of an original FWC awning rail installed ?

 

Many thanks

 

David Graves

[longhorn1]

For those with the factory installed rear awning is the circular part of the rail mounted up or down?

Any chance of a photo of an original FWC awning rail installed ?

Many thanks

David Graves

Are you referring to the track mounted on the rear edge of the roof?

[DavidGraves]

Yes

 

Is the circular portion which holds the awning up or down?

 

Most typically it would be down but I seem to recall a lack of space and FWC mounts it up.

 

Looking for an image.

 

Thanks

 

David Graves

[CougarCouple]

Here you go Mr graves

http://www.wanderthe...wc-rear-awning/

Scroll to post #4 also notice there are no lifting shocks

Russ

[PaulT]

David,
Is what you want?
Paul
http://www.wanderthe...53_1331146.jpeg

[XJINTX]

David, I have and use the rear awning but don't understand the question? I'd be willing to take pics... can you be a bit more specific for this dummy

[DavidGraves]

Thanks all

 

It appears they seem to mount the awning rail "upside down" to help clear the lifting assist struts....

 

David Graves

[Zirdu]

Mine is mounted "upside down" just as in PaulT's photo.  I didn't order any awning, side or rear, and didn't even know I had an awning rail on the back.

Edited by Zirdu, 08 December 2018 - 05:36 PM.

[DavidGraves]

Zirdu

 

Your welcome for the favor !

 

You are lucky to have it as the factory used an slightly large Keder welt for their awnings and that size awning rail is hard to find/buy.

 

A smaller 3/16" hole in the rail is much more commonly seen.

 

A rear awning may not fit most folks needs but I have ulterior motives for wanting one.

 

David Graves