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Awning
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1) The “Limit Stops” are adjusted to make sure the awning extends and retracts fully. Note the manual crank in the event power is lost. |  |
2) A close-up of the previous awning’s mounting screws. Once painted, they become almost invisible. | |
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3) All of the G2000’s electronics are conveniently located in the front overhead compartment. |  |
4) Thru-bolts are located inside the coach’s cabinets. We later trimmed the bolt studs to regain maximum cabinet space. | |
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5) With the new awning box in place, a cleaner side of the coach’s lines are revealed. |  |
6) We opted for the optimal end-caps. We like the finished look they provide to the awning’s box. | |
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7) The Girard lateral supports means: no more head banging. |  |
8) With a G2000 Girard, “made-in-the-shade” becomes a way of life. | |
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9) Later we painted all our awnings to match the Windsor’s graphics. Paint by Rick Vandervort, (909) 822-9803 |
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