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Old 10-06-2008, 09:58 AM   #51
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SMB Outfitters awning brakets

Are there any other takers. I am going to fabrication today, so throw your name in the hat. I am going to have 10 sets made, so there will be extras for those of you that want them later.


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Old 10-06-2008, 06:32 PM   #52
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The order has been placed. 2 weeks for fab, a couple days for paint and then off to those that want them.

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Old 10-07-2008, 08:54 AM   #53
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Eli -

I'd still like a set.

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Old 10-07-2008, 09:56 AM   #54
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I have frim orders for one set from the following;
pjpvi
msponer
jammyauto
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calclimber

And possible orders from;
jage
daveb

If these are correct, then please pm me with you shipping address and I will send them as soon as they are done. You can send payment before or after to SMB Outtfitters, attention Eli @ 2010 Elizabeth Way, Santa Rosa, CA. 95404. The cost is $180 per pair. Thanks
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Old 10-07-2008, 12:25 PM   #55
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I have been following this thread peripherally, but something just occured to me...

Do most folks have two or three connection points between van and awning?
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Old 10-07-2008, 12:33 PM   #56
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Re: SMB Outfitters awning brakets

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I have frim orders for one set from the following;
pjpvi
msponer
jammyauto
adventureduo
calclimber

And possible orders from;
jage
daveb

If these are correct, then please pm me with you shipping address and I will send them as soon as they are done. You can send payment before or after to SMB Outtfitters, attention Eli @ 2010 Elizabeth Way, Santa Rosa, CA. 95404. The cost is $180 per pair. Thanks
Eli Will the brackets rest on the new plates that SMB installed? I can't pull those off w/o body work. Actually I would like to bolt up to SMB's plate through your plate. It would lift the angle a bit and your plate would have to be wide enough to get 2 bolts in while being narrow enough to fit between the four screws that hold SMB's plate to the body. Possible?
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Old 10-07-2008, 01:36 PM   #57
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I have been following this thread peripherally, but something just occured to me...

Do most folks have two or three connection points between van and awning?
Ours has three.


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Old 10-07-2008, 02:21 PM   #58
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I run 2 of my brakets. The Fiamma awining is designed to be straight. If you run 3 of any type of braket, you are trying to bend the Fiamma, which will not happen, so you end up putting stress on all the mounting points.

daveb, I am not sure. how wide are the SMB plates, and at what location are they. I have my breakets with in about a foot of the ends of the fiamma. They have marked areas on the back of the fiamma that they recomend ofr mount locations. I also have the 11 foot awining. Many of you only have a 10 footer. Hope this help, and I will post the exact width of mine when I get home.
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I check our awning install this morning... we have 3 brackets, and the awning is mounted straight. This mounting does not follow the curved side of the van.

I am out of town now, but will get pics when I am back in town.

The three brackets all look to be different to allow for the awning to be left straight.
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Old 10-09-2008, 04:34 PM   #60
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Heres a picture of the front mount. It rubs the door when I shut it. I would really like to do away with this mount or upgrade to something else.
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