Patio Awning-Zip Dee the only option? 82 FC

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I have an 81fc35 and would not hesitate putting the zip dee back on. They
are very reasonable. I have had to replace the hardware on mine after
foulishly leaving it up when I should have put it away.

chuck

81dc35 port orange, fl

> Zip Dee is the only option as far as I am concerned. A&E is not worth the
> money. The other option is a motorized awning, but your talking far above
> Zip Dee pricing with that. Also Zip Dee has a longer proven track record
> of
> being there when needed.
>
> The originals on the FC's mid 80's was 23 feet. Problem with that was and
> is, it would bow in the center unless a center support was installed. The
> manual travel locks also never had a Zip Dee balloon out on the road and
> become a sail.
>
> Safe travels,
>
> Ralph and Charolette Fullenwider
> 84FC35 "Ruff Diamond"
>
> At 03:10 PM 6/6/2009 +0000, you wrote:
>>I would like to put a patio awning back onto my FC. The original is long
>>gone but from the arm mounting hardware it looks to have been in the 22'
>>range in length. Is Zip Dee my only option? Will off the rack awnings
>>work? Where might I find a used Zip Dee? If anyone has used I would also
>>like the curbside bedroom awning. Roadside awnings are all in great
>> shape.
>>Thanks to all for any information that may be forthcoming.
>>
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> Duncan, Oklahoma
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