Step by step on how to install the 270 Degree Awning Mounts. Please read all steps carefully before starting the install.
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Check that you have all of the parts shown before starting.
Check that you have all of the hardware shown before starting.
Choose your order: loosely install the 270 brackets on your awning first with the awning maker hardware, leaving room for side-to-side adjustment, or loosely mount the brackets to your rack first and lift the awning up afterward. Kit hardware: 8 T-slot studs, 8 flange locknuts, 4 hex bolts, 4 flat washers, 4 flange locknuts.
Awning first: use the slots on the front face of the brackets for your awning hardware, as shown. Leave them a little loose so you keep vertical adjustment when positioning the awning on the rack.
Mounting to crossbars: measure your awning against the rack to find the best bracket spots. Slide the 1/4-20 T-slot bolts into the top slots of the crossbars, set a bracket over them on the outside slots, and secure with the 1/4-20 locknuts. Repeat on the opposite side.
Mounting to a bed rack: use the 2 larger slots on the top face of the brackets with the supplied 5/16-18 x 1-1/2 inch hex bolts, flat washers and flange nuts, as shown.
With the brackets on your rack, mount the awning to them as in the awning-first step. Make final adjustments for clearance to the vehicle, rack and accessories, then go around and tighten all hardware to finish.
Confirm all hardware is tightened. Congrats! Your installation of the 270 Degree Awning Mounts is now complete. Enjoy!
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