Tigerz11 Awning Instructions

Some rvs have a slide mechanism on the awning arm that releases the ratchet by itself.

Tigerz11 awning instructions.

Tigerz11 products dedicated off road recovery gear specialists with some of the best value recovery gear ever made. Open awning open awning 1. Clip the struts into the end bar lower the legs and adjust them to the height you want then do up the velcro straps that hold the canopy to the struts. Aluminium mounting rails which should be supplied with your awning clamp to the bar with sandwich clamps and you can then bolt the awning to those.

Unzip the bag fold out the struts and extend the awning by unrolling it from the end bar. My major issue is that the advertised product was 100 rip stop canvas. Rating is available when the video has been rented. All rvs that come with an awning will come with an awning rod as well.

Do not remove the plastic safety sleeves from the lateral arms until instructed to do so. Using your awning rod switch the lever to the open position. The interactive transcript could not be loaded. Setting up the tigerz11 awning follows the usual procedure.

Rear awnings can be the trickiest of all. When you think about it it would take someone a day to write better instructions with better diagrams but it s that attention to detail you just shouldn t expect to. Failure to obey the following warn recognize safety information ings could result in death or serious injury. The best method is to have a roof bar at the rear of the vehicle.

The ratchet mechanism should be labeled with both open and close for when you go to switch the lever. The 1st one was taken back due to the external bag being ripped. However it would seem not much more that polyester with a few squares stitched in it. I bought a tigerz11 awning about a month ago.

This feature is not available right now. Awning installation instructions warning. This is where i got my first reminder of that i had bought cheap as the instructions where just a crappy photocopy with bad diagrams and wirten in un interpretable chinglish. Credit where credit is due they replaced it on the spot.

Mounting an awning isn t a difficult job.