Thule Awning
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Thule Awning
I have seen a few comments re a winding attachment for a battery drill to more easily operate the wind out awning
A replacement winding handle comes in at a silly price and you can't just buy the end T piece
I have found a solution if anyone is interested
Usng a standard brass radiator key and a suitably sized aluninium tube you can easily make one
The ends of the cross bar need filing down by about 0.5mm but other that that it's a perfect fit
I have a photo if someone can enlighten me as to how to upload it
Thanks
A replacement winding handle comes in at a silly price and you can't just buy the end T piece
I have found a solution if anyone is interested
Usng a standard brass radiator key and a suitably sized aluninium tube you can easily make one
The ends of the cross bar need filing down by about 0.5mm but other that that it's a perfect fit
I have a photo if someone can enlighten me as to how to upload it
Thanks
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Re: Thule Awning
Where did you get the aluminium tube Ralph?RalphHughes wrote:I have seen a few comments re a winding attachment for a battery drill to more easily operate the wind out awning
A replacement winding handle comes in at a silly price and you can't just buy the end T piece
I have found a solution if anyone is interested
Usng a standard brass radiator key and a suitably sized aluninium tube you can easily make one
The ends of the cross bar need filing down by about 0.5mm but other that that it's a perfect fit
I have a photo if someone can enlighten me as to how to upload it
Thanks
Great idea.
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Re: Thule Awning
It was just some I hade lying around, (i'm a bit of a hoarder, I always think, I'll keep that, it might come in udeful) much to her indoors annoyance
Its 12.5mm OD and 9.5mm ID
Its 12.5mm OD and 9.5mm ID
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