Which Awning Rafter to Use with Thule Hideaway Awning

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I have the 490010 Thule Hideaway Roof Rack Mount. I cant tell which of the tension rafters is the right one. Is it the 307307 or the 307309?

asked by: Shady

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Both of the tension rafters fit your Thule Hideaway Awning part # TH490010 but it comes down to which length you would prefer. The part # TH307309 is 98-3/8 inches long and the part # TH307307 instead is 78-3/4 inches. Either one will work but it comes down to what length you would want to have the awning at.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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