ARB Batwing Awning

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Originally Posted by W&KO

Nicely priced to

Are the poles part of the awning or separate ??

Bundu Awn – Bundutec

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You can use normal tent poles if necessary, but I've never had to. It comes with built in guy ropes if it does get too windy, but again, I haven't had to use them either. I call it my awning of awesomeness! [bigrolf]

That does look like a great awning. I like how it doesnt just all pivot from the one end. I think it is reasonably priced for what you get.

Can someone that has the 30 second awning advise how many mounting points it needs? Is it like most awnings that runs a solid extrusion from one end to the other so mounting can be anywhere? I'm limited on the 101 to where I can mount it although the points I can use can take 100KG if needed, so no issues there, but it would need to be mounted close to each end. Not a drama on my last awning, but the 30 second awning is quite a bit heavier.

TIA.

Two, from when I looked at one with a late the other week....this was at the distributer @ Brendale.

They always have one on display connect to a dual cab.

I live pretty close and can do a drive by if you like.

Thanks mate - thought that might be the case, just wanted to check before I drop some coin one. [emoji106]

Available from the factory in Brendale. I've been and had a squiz and it will be at the pointy end of my preferences when I'm cashed up for an awning.

CleverShade(R) - 270deg 4WD Vehicle Shade - Australian Made

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Originally Posted by Saitch

Available from the factory in Brendale. I've been and had a squiz and it will be at the pointy end of my preferences when I'm cashed up for an awning.

CleverShade(R) - 270deg 4WD Vehicle Shade - Australian Made

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I like the d-shackle for the rope in one of the pics.

If you go down this road, throw a couple of guy ropes and sand pegs....for those really windy days.

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Originally Posted by Homestar

Thanks mate - thought that might be the case, just wanted to check before I drop some coin one. [emoji106]

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Just look at one, mounting points are only 1m apart.

You will have the flexibility to attach anywhere

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Originally Posted by W&KO

I like the d-shackle for the rope in one of the pics.

If you go down this road, throw a couple of guy ropes and sand pegs....for those really windy days.

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Also, because I use both the D3 and Tojo 'tilly for camping, it's a simple way of putting the awning on the vehicle I'm going to be using. It could even have a 3rd location out the back of the house, when not on a vehicle.

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Originally Posted by Saitch

Also, because I use both the D3 and Tojo 'tilly for camping, it's a simple way of putting the awning on the vehicle I'm going to be using. It could even have a 3rd location out the back of the house, when not on a vehicle.

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I used to swap supa peg awning between the defer and hi-lux, the alu-cab permanently on the defer