hello i need 2 covers, we have a 154 and 84 wide, this is flange to flangethere is NO awning rails on my camper.please let me know ALL the parts i will needthank you for your timejeff hello i need 2 covers, we have a 154 and 84 wide, this is flange to flangethere is NO awning rails on my camper.please let me know ALL the parts i will needthank you for... » Read More hello i need 2 covers, we have a 154 and 84 wide, this is flange to flangethere is NO awning rails on my camper.please let me know ALL the parts i will needthank you for your timejeff « Show Less
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Hi Jeff, The Sideout Kover comes with everything needs for installation, including the rail.
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I bought the Carefree 84. It had everything I needed. Be sure to get the roll out awning metal cover option.
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Let me begin by saying that you haven't really asked a question, and insisting (with 3 exclamation points, no less) that one particular foot pack fit your particular vehicle is a backward approach to the problem. Go to Thule's website and select your vehicle from the fit guide. That will tell you what foot pack and fit kit you need. I checked; you don't need(!!!) the 450 Crossroad Railing foot pack. EDIT To Amazon: is there a way to offer folks a link to Thule's fit guide before they post a question about whether a product will fir their random vehicle? Such questions about compatibility come to those of us who have already done the research and purchased the item for our own vehicle, and these roof rack parts seem to generate more questions than other products from people who apparently don't think that Thule--the manufacturer--might be able to answer their questions better (and with less annoyance) than we can.
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I purchased rails for my fence at Grizzley Tools. Cheaper than Amazon.Sorry, I do not have the number but you can check their catalog (online) and calltheir 800-number. I happen to live close to a Grizzley store and did a store pickup.The rails are heavy and as I remember, shipping was expensive.The rails are genuine Delta and fit my delta unisaw perfectly.
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Hi,If you have a roll up tonneau cover you will need an additional mounting bracket kit (part # 74605-01A) that will prevent the bedextender from interfering with the side rails of the roll up cover. Currently we do not have this bracket kit on Amazon but we do have it available in our warehouse and can add it to your order for an additional $27.00 if you call in to order.Our number is 1-800-305-1853.Thanks.
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Hi, You should be able to email me right through Amazon. The stories tire cover central. I will also email you once the order comes through, if you haven't already. Jackie
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Hello, that is not the correct picture that should be associated with this part number. The awning must be attached to something, usually mounts to the side of a roof rack.
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I guess I don't know what you are asking. I bought it for a camper, which we no longer have. It fit fine where we needed it. I would love to help you further, but am not sure how.
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Can anyone tell me how wide each paney is. I'm trying to figure out a certain storage area for transportaion in my RV. And it says inlocking panels so I plan to get 4 items to make a little yard.What do you say. Please email me directly pupps1121@comcast.net thanks.
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Since the rail covers overlap in the front corners, the cover seals leave a little gap. I have not had too much of a problem with this but have considered using a little caulk in the gaps to help out.
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I have the same tire size and have about a 2" gap along the bottom and about 1" along the back side. The gap on back isn't a huge deal as the angle my camper is parked vs the angle of the sun, very little sun touches that area. However, the 2" on bottom frustrates me. I cut some strips of 1\8" plywood and tuck that under the cover to keep the sun off the bottoms.
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I mounted them to the camper not the awning. Ran 1.5inches below where the awning was attached to the camper. The lights have an adhesive strip and silicon mounts (buy aluminum 1/4' screws not what comes with it the light as they will rust). Then I to for good measure put a bead of clear silicon around the edges. 2 years and we get other campers stopping by.
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Hi Syzzlak, Unfortunately, we have not found any aftermarket tonneau covers to be compatible with our current system. Thank you for the inquiry and have a great day!
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I guess the the best way to answer this question is How must shorter is it ,,, Most awnings are very close to the the correct length Measure the awning roller or tube, not just the material,,,as the add a room slides into the slot in the roller, then the side panels fit against the awning material up against the underside at each end. I would not get an add a room that is a foot shorted , it would not fit at the top and inside against the camper... Hope this makes sense to you and helps
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Ours has been sold so I can't tell for sure. It seems like it wouldn't hurt for it to hang past the track each end. Then again most awnings are shorter than the stated size anyway. Your track may be the standard you need.
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I've not had an issue with this yet but it is made from a material that is similar to the fabric used on RV roll out awnings. I would stop at an RV store and purchase a bottle of awning cleaner and try that. Alternatively, mix 1/8 cup of bleach and a good squirt of liquid dish soap with 5 gallons of water. Apply liberally to the cover and let sit for a few minutes but do not let the cover dry. Hose off well (you can lightly scrub using a brush if needed). Hope this helps...
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Kelly,Search under ASIN number B008QC06QM for the 30 to 32" white dual axle covers
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I have a heartland wilderness that has the same distance between the two axles. The distance you have is very simular to ours. I would recommend the x-tended X-Chock. You may want to have them for both sides. This will pretty much stop any front to back movement of the camper. I have them on both sides and with the jacks down, the camper goes nowhere. It's great. One note, just to be absolutely sure, measure the distance between the two tires (front to rear) and check out the Model 28014 at BAL's website (http://norcoind.com/bal/products/consumer/chocks/chocks.shtml)