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Old 02-05-2017, 11:42 AM   #15
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Some years ago my awning kissed a mountain and I had to shorten it 4 feet... That involved removing the fabric, cutting the damaged part off the roller, cuttting the fabric, re-sewing one hem, and re-installing.

Folks ask "How did you get it so straight?


I reached into my tool box, and got out the Chalk Line reel I used to use roofing back in the 1970s. and ... Marked it.
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You know, with many things involving repairs like,this, it really does come down to not being "askeered" to try!
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Our travel trailer didn't have fabric on the roller when we got it last year. My grandson and I replaced the fabric in a couple of hours. More of a chore sliding the fabic into the channel. Tje rest was pretty straightforward. God bless
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