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^Thanks, it's funny how much you can find close to home when you stop driving by it all the time.

Some times all it takes is to take off down the road for a night. Just a few pics from driving around the back yard, found some snow, drove some new roads and just enjoyed the weekend. Starting the road to the top. View of Sierra Blanca on the way to the top of the Capitans. Getting...

A little trip to the Capitan Mnts New Mexico

Dude the roof is looking sweet, love the low profile feet for the crossbars.

That is sweet you connected with one of your campers previous owners. This will be a fun project to watch. Glad you made a thread for it!

Ha!

Got it no silicone! Does it damage the siding or just not work as good as the Dicor stuff?

Thanks! That is what I was wondering if the frame was continuous. Ill post up some pics when I move the latch.

I can tell there is something like that under the latch, I will use some butly and the Dicor sealant. When you moved the latch did you have to remount it in a certain place? Or is there part of the frame all the way along the side?

This stuff: https://www.amazon.com/Dicor-Non-Leveling-Sealant-551LSW/dp/B004RCSR1G/ref=sr_1_1?s=industrial&ie=UTF8&qid=1514092289&sr=1-1&keywords=Dicor+Non+Leveling+Non+Sag+Lap+Sealant

That makes sense that most were done from the factory like that to accommodate the awning. I figured that must be the case since you don't see any awning mounts listed for sale, just options on a new one. I figure use similar screws and some silicon to seal up the old holes.

Hello new to WTW and have a question on moving the roof latch on my 2015 Swift. I have noticed on other Swifts that have an awning mounted that the side latch is moved forward to clear the awning, how difficult is this to do? Looks like it is just some self taping screws that hold the latch on...