Will Solera Classic Universal Awning Support Arms Work With Power Head?

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Does Solera Classic Universal Awning Support Arms for RVs - 63inch to 68inch Arms work with the power head gear?

asked by: Hans B

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The Solera Classic Universal Awning Support Arms # LC434715 can only be used with manual awnings. To use power Drive Head # LC53TF and Idler Head # LC672052 you need to use an arm like the # LC404523.

If you are wanting to upgrade your awning we have the Solera Smart Arm Electric RV Awning Conversion Kit # LC759516.

expert reply by: Bud M

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