Removing Awning Fabric from Trailer Rail Extrusion

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How do I remove the fabric that is connected to the trailer

asked by: Scott

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To disconnect the awning fabric that is connected to the trailer, you will simply slide it out of the awning rail extrusion like # LC715217. I've attached a couple videos of the installation to help. Removal is simply the same in reverse and having the awning roller rail tight near the rail extrusion helps to keep the fabric straight for easier sliding.

expert reply by: Jason S

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