First put it away every day before you leave or go to bed - this is better than not using it at all but what a pain in the butt.
Second add deflappers to help with the fabric movement.
Friday, September 13, 2019
Securing your awning down
Wind is the worst enemy of your awning, it can rip it right off your trailer. Here are some ideay to help keep it down when the wind picks up and you are away or in bed.
First put it away every day before you leave or go to bed - this is better than not using it at all but what a pain in the butt.
Next add tent stacks or dog tie outs with adjustable flat straps or ratchet straps.
Add weight to help keep the awning down.
anything you can tie your awning too.
First put it away every day before you leave or go to bed - this is better than not using it at all but what a pain in the butt.
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