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Originally Posted by Foldbak
.... I would rather pay the labor and have it done correctly. DW would rather I do it. It's going to be a hard sell  |
I think you are making the right decision to have your dealership do the survey and, if it can be done, the actual install. If they come back and say logistically, it can't be done, then you have your answer. If by chance, you decided to go forward without their consult, and you went ahead an attempted an install, you could have ended up doing damage you'd be kicking yourself for in the future.
You made the right call.
Besides .... (don't get me wrong, I love my wife too), but sometimes wives just don't get it.... that (sometimes) repair jobs are just a little bit too much for us to do without recruiting professional help. Some jobs require more than 1 person to do. Installing those awnings is defiantly one of them. And.... only YOU know your physical limitations also.
So, I think you made a good call on this one! Good luck. Let us know how it comes out.
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