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Replaces 1 pitch arm assembly used to support your standard Solera flat RV awning with 69" long support arms.
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Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.
Ellen: Hey, everyone. I'm Ellen here at etrailer.com. Today, we're taking a quick look at the replacement pitch arm assembly for Solera standard flat awning support arm. Now, this is going to be the portion of your support arm for your awning that actually lets you make an adjustment so that you can pitch one side down to let any rain drip off of the one side. So if you leave your awning level, it can actually collect condensation and then cause issues with being a big puddle in the middle of your awning. So this allows us to just adjust one side down so that it can all drain off to one side.
Now the retaining washers that are needed for your installation are going to be sold separately. You can pick those up here at eachtrailer.com using part number LC282484. Those are sold separately.And basically this is just an articulating arm here, so we'll have our friction pivot point that you can just move that angle out to get your awning where it needs to be. And then it doesn't affect the awning retracting at all whenever you're ready to load up and move out for the day, and hit the road again. So this is going to work for your 69 inch standard flat awning support arm.
That part number is sold separately for the complete kit and that is LC281154. As far as the length of this portion here, just for reference, it is 31.5 inches long from end to end. The distance between the mounting holes, the very end here to the furthest one, is about just about 30 and five eighths inches center to center. And then about 29.5 inches to the secondary hole in the back here.So it will have two holes for mounting there. I just wanting to give you those for reference.
This larger, outer tube is about an inch wide. The smaller inner tube is about three quarters of an inch wide. The length between those articulating parts is about 17 and seven eighths inches for this larger portion and about 13 and three quarters roughly from the end to this inner portion here where it meets up with our larger guy. It does have a black powder coat finish, so you shouldn't have to worry about this rusting or corroding anytime soon. And it does already come assembled with that friction fitting in the middle there.
It is made in USA and that's going to do it for our look at the replacement pitch arm assembly for the Solera 69 inch standard flat awning support arm.
Customer Satisfaction Score:
94% were satisfied with this product
6% of customers were not satisfied
Ratings & Reviews
Charles
5/20/2026
Solid product. Still good as new.
Loren
5/5/2023
The part itself has been flawless, we also bought another one since the originals were damaged when we had a sudden snow that we were unprepared for. As for the pushnuts, I was able to find entire replacement kits on ebay for all of the retaining pins and pushnuts as a kit. They were inexpensive considering it is an entire hardware replacement kit for one side of the entire awning system. I also discovered that if you are handy enough, which my husband is, you can carefully use a punch or other metal rod that is the same size as the pin, to gently push it out of the holes, including the push nut, so we were able to replace the pitch arm and we only had to use a couple of the push nuts from the kit. Hope this helps.
Gordon
3/19/2024
Excellent replacement
James D.
5/19/2026
Thanks for reaching out Jethro! Sorry to hear that happening but maybe this will help. Sometimes the arm sections can get slightly twisted, which can cause the inner arm to bind against the outer channel. Try loosening the mounting hardware slightly and cycling the awning in and out to see if the arm realigns itself naturally. I'd also inspect the pivot area for excess powder coating, burrs, or slightly bent metal edges that could be creating interference between the arm sections. In some cases, carefully loosening the pivot bolt just enough to relieve binding without introducing too much play can help restore movement. Please let me know if you have any additional questions.
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Tim
2/28/2026
Product still working great.