Otherwise things can go worse.
How to rv awning pull strap repair.
Depending on how long the rubber piece is you may have to use some force to bend it a little hint.
Once you know the damage you can fix it quickly.
Now as for the strength required for you to open and close it you can do a few things.
Conversion from manual pull strap to manual gear box awning ti 199.
The repair method of small tears and holes is straightforward.
Pull the awning out.
However large rips will need more supplies and time.
Then determine which side the awning slide is open.
You can t fix your awning while it is bound to your rv.
If an rv tech can get the latch to release he can also open the awning to retrieve the strap.
One thing is have the tech remove some of the tention so it opens and closes easier but your awning requires a certain amount of tention to remain closed while your driving.
Insert the strap into the slot.
Use the awning rod to flip the lever to the down open position.
How to replace an awning strap.
Pull the strap straight out extending the awning.
Only do this on the easily replaced and cheap strap and not the awning support.
Slide the rafters up and lock them into place.
Even if you think you can don t take a risk.
Without the strap when ours broke you cannot pull the same way so i had to resort to an alternative.
If the awning strap has not yet broken insert an awning rod into the loop on the strap and pull to open the awning.
Pull your awning out but do not raise it or only raise the awning so that the roller bar is at eye level.
My dw can easily do it.
Locate the open slot on the roller tube.
Manual awning operation gearbox and pull strap ti 258.
Road less traveled step five.
Roll out the awning.
Sunline coach owner s club step four.
Then slide the old strap down and off the rail.
Use the awning rod to hook the pull strap on the awning.
If the awning tube has an open slot.
On starter rv when i was standing under the awning and facing away from the rv it was to the right.
Properly positioned the strap should be a foot or so in the slot under the fabric.
