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I did have to buy the aluminum sheet and T-bolts, so somebody made a profitAlmost singlehandedly we're putting the $50 bracket guys out of business![]()
Neither orientation will result in more or less loadI say (hi) just to keep the top with the double mounting holes supporting more weight.
YMMV
) so I have yet to make the brackets.Any way we can get a copy of the PDF?@87warrior sent me the pdf template for the brackets (Thanks!). I have not found an awning to suit my budget (practically non-existent) so I have yet to make the brackets.
I have also been thinking if these nifty brackets can be used to mount my traction boards - last few times I have used them they were absolutely filthy and I seriously thought about tossing them out instead of carrying them inside
Great. I'll be on the lookout for it!Ask and you will receive, enjoy. FYI dimensions are plus or minus, design was based on being able to cut with a simple abrasive cut-off saw.
This is the template of the bracket I made. Link to Google Drive. The PDF is not dimensioned, but print it at 100% scale and it will print out actual size.Any way we can get a copy of the PDF?
ARB has 3 different quick release brackets that still require you to tighten a nut... I've used the same plastic knobs that @87warrior used for my awnings and they spin off in a few seconds and don't require a tool..Has anyone found a way to use a quick release bracket from arb/ironman?