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Awning Arm
Hi y'all, I have not used the awning on my 2006 23.5 TK in a number of years but decided to try to extend it yesterday but I could only find one support arm. Anyone know where I could possibly get another one?
Re: Awning Arm
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Missing an awning arm?    I’m not sure that’s possible unless the entire awning was damaged.  I’d suggest looking again and perhaps adding a photo of the space with the missing awning.   Please add information about the make and model of this awning. 
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It's a Fiamma awning and it includes 2 support arms that connects the ends of the awning to the side of the rig when the awning is extended. They are manually setup and removed each time you use the awning.
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Hi Michael;  If you have the standard Fiamma awning on your 'TK then each arm is stowed inside the outermost part of the awning.  There is a double jointed 'knuckle' at each far end.  The foot of each arm slides into a slot at the center and is held tight by a red knob near the knuckle end.  There should also be one extension 'rafter' that connects in the center and supports the awning material in the middle.  So you are saying that the knuckle on one end doesn't have the arm that attaches to it?.  The Fiamma store has all of those parts available.     RonB
RonB (Bostick) living in San Diego
Original owner of "Bluebelle" a '99 TKB
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Quote from: Joan  - 
Superior Quality Products for Motorhomes, Caravans, and Camper Vans - Fiamma

To order, you will need the numbers found on the specification plate, located under the awning cover.
You most likely have an F45 model.

Larry
Larry
2003 23.5' Front Lounge, since new.  Previously 1983 22' Front Lounge.
Tow vehicles  2020 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon, 2001 Jeep Cherokee
Photo Collection: Lazy Daze
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I suspect you have everything you need. The arms are folded up into the awning. The separate part is the center stiffener.
Harry 2006RB
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Quote from: hbn7hj  - 
I suspect you have everything you need. The arms are folded up into the awning. The separate part is the center stiffener.
I agree, it would be odd for just one of the folded up arms missing.

They are tricky to get out from their folded position, don’t force anything.
Dave

2017 TK
 
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Ok y'all, my bad. It had been so long since I used the awning I'd forgotten how it worked. As indicated by HBN7HJ and agreed by others, the piece I had was the center piece. Everything is in order now. Thank you all so much for your responses...........................................mike