Keep your Carefree carport awning system solid and properly aligned. The 901020 is the OEM-spec replacement carport foot that connects the lower awning arm to the bottom bracket mounted on your RV sidewall -- restoring full stability to your roll-up patio awning carport setup.
When the foot on your Carefree carport awning breaks, cracks, or goes missing, the entire lower arm loses its anchor point against the RV sidewall. The 901020 restores that connection exactly as the factory intended, slotting into the bottom bracket already installed on your rig and fastening with two included rivets.
This part is color-matched black and fits several popular Carefree roll-up awning families that share the BN3N4 and AN3N4 manual arm configuration. If your awning arms end in that foot style, this is the direct replacement.
Designed for Carefree Spirit FX, Fiesta, 12V One-Touch, and Simplicity Plus roll-up patio awning systems that use BN3N4 or AN3N4 manual arms.
Fastens directly into the bottom bracket already mounted on the RV sidewall, locking the lower arm in place and preventing lateral movement.
Comes with two rivets so you have everything needed for installation -- no separate hardware kit required.
Genuine Carefree of Colorado OEM replacement part, manufactured in the USA to original specifications with a limited 1-year manufacturer warranty.
The carport foot is the pivot and anchor piece at the very bottom of the awning's lower arm assembly. It slots into a pre-installed bracket on the RV sidewall and, once riveted in place, holds the arm from swinging or flexing during deployment and wind loading. Without a sound foot, the awning carport system can rock, fail to latch, or put stress on the arm welds.
The 901020 carport foot is confirmed to fit Carefree manual awning arms designated BN3N4 and AN3N4. These arms are used across the following Carefree awning product lines:
If you are unsure which arm model you have, look for the arm designation stamped or labeled near the top pivot of the lower arm, or match the foot profile to the existing damaged piece before ordering.
Installation requires basic hand tools and a rivet tool. The general process: