Do You Have A Replacement Arm For My Solera Awning 58" Long?

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I am needing a PN for a Solara follow awning arm. The mounting bracket is 56 and the entire arm is 58 I do not have a sticker for the arm, this is the only information I have at this time!

asked by: Rianna P

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Hey Rianna,

Since your arm measured 58" it is likely a Solera Edge Awning. We do have the replacement follow or idler arm part # LC62ED for your awning. If you need the drive head we have that as well as part # LC22ED.

What kind of trailer do you have this awning on?

expert reply by: Nick S

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Nick S.

9/2/2025

Hey Rianna, Did the replacement idler arm work for your Solera awning? I'm curious because it could help others who might be in a similar situation.

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