RV blinds removal

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RV blinds removal 2016-05-24 18:41:03 Post No. 998153
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RV blinds removal MattMoney 2016-05-24 18:41:03 Post No. 998153 [Report]

Tried google. I found similar but not mine. Anyhow I bought an 09 fifth wheel. What I thought would be the easiest project has turned into a pain in my ass. To save money I'm cleaning the blinds but replacing the valence. I got the side boards off. That was easy. But I can't take the top off without removing the blinds, can't figure out how to remove the blinds without removing the valence. Soo. Im stumped.

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MattMoney 2016-05-24 18:42:15 Post No.998154
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>>998153
Valence bracket I can't get to.

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MattMoney 2016-05-24 18:43:37 Post No.998155
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L bracket from another set of blinds in the bedroom. Didn't have a cover

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MattMoney 2016-05-24 20:24:29 Post No.998199
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Self bump for help

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Anonymous 2016-05-25 17:35:54 Post No.998605
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Anonymous 2016-05-25 17:35:54 Post No.998605 [Report]

>>998153
You're gonna have to remove it. Here's the deal about RV's. There's no regulation, they're all built by hand, and they're built to be cheap, as cheap as possible, as quickly as possible.

They don't care about quality, just that you buy the thing, so they make it look good.

Frankly, I'd just disassemble the entire thing.

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Anonymous 2016-05-25 17:37:15 Post No.998606
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>>998605
Oh, and you CAN get that. Go to harbor freight, or your local tool store, and get a Sideways Ratcheting Screwdriver. They have about an inch profile and are meant to get into those areas.