When you are building out your setup and want your awning mounted solidly the first time, you bolt it on with confidence, knowing it will stay put through long drives and changing weather.
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Hi everyone. Steve here with etrailer. Let's take a look at the Rhino Rack universal mounting bracket for the roof rack awnings. Now these are universal and these will mount most commercially available awnings, and these will give you adjustability to suit your setup, meaning you can mount these at different heights. You have slots here and you have the bolt holes here on the side with a little slot as well. So again, folks, all the hardware's included as well.
Excuse me, all the different nuts bolts. These four are shorter than these four. Then of course, you got your T bolts, these white flock nuts, which are patented by Rhino Rack. That's their own design. And then, of course, you get the tool here, the Stark tool here for installing the smaller hardware there.
Now this will give you a nice clean look that's gonna sit close to your rack, and this supports awnings over 45 pounds. So it's a great option for you as well. And obviously, these are powder coated, so they're not gonna rust, corrode on you or anything like that anytime soon. Folks, that's gonna wrap it up for our quick look together at the Rhino Rack universal mounting brackets. I'm Steven with etrailer.
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