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Own two, one a Eco wing and the other a Batwing, the knuckles are made out of nylon and they are indeed design to break. Its cheaper to replace those knuckles than to replace the awning. I carried several for that reason, only had problems once.

You have to specified which side you wanted to open from, either the left or the right

you will get stains, like mine did

I love the design, but I purchased mine about a year ago and nothing but trouble. Water sip in while the awning in the travel position staining the fabric. While been close two poles broke off, assuming from the vibration of the trailer. The fabric and rubberized coating is coming apart...

I'm pulling my trailer with a 2001 Ford F250 with a Reading Box in the rear. Because of the box, I had a hard time finding a rack from it, at least no without paying a premium. So I repurposed the trailer crate and began making my own rack.

MT SHASTA Stargazer and the awning is a Foxwing Eco 2.1

Ford F250, 7.3 Diesel, Manual, 4X4 and Smittybilt Scout Trailer

Work on Progress

This is my setup for this last weekend. I'm still doing testing trips to works the bugs out of my rigs. Hopefully this next year I will get to spend a couple of months or so on the road.

I just lay my panels in the ground. I used 100 WT ZAMP Solar and have two 6 volts golf car batteries

I got mine in about 9 days

Its an 18 in. I did some slight modification to the drawer, posted pictures of the mods somewhere in this threat.

Re-purposed Ammo can for food and kitchen utensils storage. Working the kinks here and there, but I believe my kitchen is pretty much done

Yep I still remember the summer in Valley of the God with flat and the the spare leaking with a cheap tire repair kids in the middle of July I was sweating like a pig, but her part of the adventure and 2013 I have to drop the transmission on my TJ in parking lot to replace a clutch in Colorado...

Well like you say pick your battle, reality dictate that the trailer can not go anywhere you go. Just like your can not go anywhere you may want to go either. So best is to set a base camp and continue on your vehicle. If where you want to go is not accessible by vehicle nothing that a...

Well not that many months done up seven months top. On a TJ with a regular tent from Texas all the way to Alaska and everything in between. I don't do summersmonths no more like back in the days, so now fall, winter, and spring. Summer only when heading north. Did a several summer with the...

One thing I do is, what belong to the towing vehicle stay on the towing vehicle and what belong to the trailer in the trailer and with that said, Fuel is kept in the towing vehicle. and water stay in the trailer, but I also keep extra water in the tow vehicle. High lift jack and recovery...

I have a Jeep, but I towing my trailer with an4x4 Ford F250 with a 7.3 Turbo Diesel and Manual Transmission with Reading Utility Box in the rear. So tongue weight and trailer weight is the least of my concern. But with that said I'm a minimalist and I travel months at the time so I take off...

I will take a picture of the tool to cut the hose tomorrow. It look the same that is used to cut holes in doors but is for metal

. Harbor Freight