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Awning fabric replacement
Posted by John on January 6, 2020 at 6:13 amNeed to replace the awning fabric in my Girard awnings. 95 H3-45. Can this be a do it yourself deal or are there some recommendations on shops to do this?
Archived replied 6 years, 8 months ago 6 Members · 9 Replies -
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Not really a do it yourself project.
I have watched Jeff (ETLC) do it several times and they take the awning off the coach and have to unwind the awning, take all the tension out and slide the material out of a small track. Takes two or three people.
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When Buddy said he “watched” something happen at ETLC coach … there is a big emphasis on “watch”. Not trying to be cruel, mean, or start a fight …. just stating an irrefutable fact. So if Buddy says its a big project requiring lots of people power … its a big deal.
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Dick, watch is all they would let me do, work mans comp and other insurance, you know the procedure.
And aside from all that I never even got paid for taking care of the flowers and being the weekend night watchman
Well, once in a while I did get to drive the fork lift.
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Dick, watch is all they would let me do, work mans comp and other insurance, you know the procedure.
And aside from all that I never even got paid for taking care of the flowers and being the weekend night watchman
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Wow, a leather upholstered toilet bowl.
Those are for very special people.
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I can tell you from experience take it to ETLC, I wanted mine replaced took it to a very large and so called experienced place and after the third day of them measuring and calling the Mfg I left and scheduled a visit with Jeff. Only thing I would suggest is that after the install make sure to check for new leaks in you roof because of the amount of traffic that is required that could break some of the chalking on you roof. I drive from Texas to Jeff, for a lot of reasons.
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