Keep your awning arms locked in the travel position with these simple, reliable lock pins from JR Products. Designed to fit both Carefree and A&E awning models, the tapered tips thread into the 1/4 in. arm holes quickly without tools. A small investment that prevents big damage on the road.
An unsecured awning arm can shift, rattle, or sag during highway driving -- and a flopping arm puts stress on the roller tube, the hardware, and the fabric. JR Products 01-1010 lock pins drop into the existing 1/4 in. hole in your awning arm and hold the arm firmly against the RV wall for travel. No drilling, no modifications, no special tools.
This two-pack gives you one pin per arm on a standard two-arm awning, with a spare if one gets misplaced at a campsite. The pins are compatible with the most widely used awning brands in the RV market -- Carefree of Colorado and A&E (now Dometic) -- making them a reliable go-to replacement or backup set.
The tapered end guides the pin into the arm hole smoothly, even when the arm is under slight tension. No alignment struggles at the campsite or roadside.
Designed to replace factory pins on Carefree of Colorado and A&E awning systems -- two of the most widely installed manual and automatic awnings on travel trailers and motorhomes.
1/4 in. diameter and 3-1/2 in. usable length match the OEM spec on compatible arms. No modifications needed -- drop in and go.
JR Products backs these pins with a Limited Lifetime Manufacturer Warranty, reflecting their confidence in the hardware quality.
These lock pins are designed for awning arms that accept a 1/4 in. diameter pin. They are a direct replacement for the factory travel pins used on:
If you are unsure whether your arm has a 1/4 in. hole, check with a drill bit or caliper before ordering. Arms with a different hole diameter are not compatible with this pin.
No tools are required for routine use. To secure your awning for travel:
Awning lock pins are small and easy to lose -- they can fall out during awning operation, roll under the rig, or get left behind at a campsite. Keeping a backup pair like this 2-pack in your maintenance kit means a lost pin never turns into a reason to skip using your awning or to drive with it unsecured.