The Carefree of Colorado 901089RV is a cut-to-fit pull strap designed to extend and retract manual patio and window awnings on most RV brands. Adjustable from 22 to 31 inches, this strap installs in minutes and eliminates the need to wrestle with a worn or missing pull strap every time you set up camp.
Worn, frayed, or missing pull straps are one of the most common and most overlooked awning maintenance items on any rig. A damaged strap makes deploying or stowing your awning awkward and can put unnecessary stress on the awning arm and fabric. The Carefree 901089RV is a straightforward replacement that restores full, controlled operation.
The strap features multiple polycord loops along its length. You choose the correct loop for your needed reach, insert your existing polycord (or new polycord) into that loop, and trim off any excess strap material. No special tools required -- just measure, loop, and cut.
Multiple integrated loops let you dial in the exact length between 22 and 31 inches. Trim the excess once set.
Designed to work with most manual RV patio and window awnings, not just Carefree-brand units.
Strap accepts standard awning polycord through its built-in loops -- connects to your existing setup.
No drilling or special hardware needed. Measure your required length, set the loop, trim, and done.
Before ordering, measure the distance from your awning's pull point to a comfortable reach position -- typically somewhere between the lower awning rail and your hand at arm's length. If your measurement falls between 22 and 31 inches, this strap is the right choice. For awnings requiring a shorter or longer pull, check Carefree's other strap lengths.
While manufactured by Carefree of Colorado, this pull strap is designed to work with manual patio and window awnings from most RV awning manufacturers, including A&E, Dometic, and similar systems that use a standard polycord pull arrangement.
This listing includes the pull strap only (1 strap). If your existing polycord is also worn or damaged, purchase replacement awning polycord separately before installation.
Inspect your awning pull strap at the start of each camping season. UV exposure, heat cycles, and repeated pulling will eventually degrade even a good strap. Replacing it while it is still functional is far easier than dealing with a broken strap mid-trip.