Recommended MCD Innovations RV Shade Repair Kit for a 25.5" MCD shade w/ 17mm Springs

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I am looking to repair a MCD shade. I believe the MCS24SR is the correct part number. When I took down the shade the sticker on the rail says FR37 141098 solo 26x20 TBD /S17/22633 Manual-I SB10 25.275/26 Track 25,6875 Tube 24.625 HR-B-25.5_SLN-_17mmKit-3_G Can you confirm this would be the correct part or recommend a new shade that will snap right into the brackets.

asked by: Dan M

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Thanks for the information Dan and welcome back. The MCD Innovations RV Shade Repair Kit item # MC24SR is the correct one for your 25.5" or 26" MCD shade.

The Shade Repair Kit item # MC24SR includes two 17mm mini springs, two autostops, four standard clips with metal set screws, and a pair of left and right metal brackets.

What kind of RV do you have and how many shades are you repairing? Feel free to answer this and throw in any other questions you have, where it says Add Comment.

expert reply by: Jerred H

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Dan M.

10/19/2026

I have a 2020 Forest River Survey Luxury 287BHSS. I have one shade that will not stay down.

Jerred H.

10/19/2026

@DanM That is one of the most frustrating things! The item # MC24SR will definitely fix that problem.

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