Racksbrax XD Awning Connector (Double) [A] [CO]

Overview

The Double hole-position adapter for the RacksBrax XD Hitch system. It bolts to the male end of an XD bracket and repositions the awning holes so Alu-Cab and Quick Pitch awnings fit your existing rack, including awnings with spine spacing outside the standard 100-120mm range.

Key features

• Repositions XD Hitch holes for Alu-Cab and Quick Pitch awnings — no re-drilling
• Bolts to the male end of an existing RacksBrax XD bracket
• Accommodates awnings with spine spacing outside the 100-120mm window
• Double connector adds support for alloy back mounting plates on heavier awnings
• Connector hardware only — requires XD Hitch brackets already installed

Use cases

Use it when you're fitting an Alu-Cab or Quick Pitch awning to a RacksBrax XD Hitch setup whose hole pattern doesn't line up out of the box, or when you want to mount an awning with non-standard spine spacing on brackets you already own. The Double is the pick for heavier awnings that run alloy back plates and need the extra back-plate support.

• Type: XD Hitch hole-position adapter (Double)
• Mounting: Bolts to male end of RacksBrax XD bracket
• Compatibility: Alu-Cab and Quick Pitch awnings
• Spine spacing: Suits awnings outside the 100-120mm range
• Support: Adds bracing for alloy back mounting plates on heavier awnings
• SKU: RBUS9120
• Barcode: 9355802009609
• Ship weight: 1361 g (~3.0 lb)

Is this the bracket or just the connector?

It's the connector only. It bolts to the male end of a RacksBrax XD bracket, so you need the XD Hitch brackets already installed on the vehicle. Think of it as the adapter that gets your awning's holes to line up with the rack — not the rack itself.

Which awnings does it fit?

It's designed to reposition the XD hitch holes for Alu-Cab and Quick Pitch awnings, and it accommodates awnings whose spine spacing falls outside the standard 100-120mm window.

Why the "Double" version?

The Double is the heavier-duty version in the XD connector line. It adds support for the alloy back mounting plates used on heavier awnings, spreading the holding force across the back plate.

Will it hold a heavy awning?

It adds support for the alloy back mounting plates that heavier awnings use, which is its purpose. There's no published max-load figure, so match your awning's own mounting requirements and follow its weight guidance.

Do I need to drill anything?

No. The point of the connector is to reposition the hole pattern so the awning lines up with your existing XD brackets without drilling new holes.

Any maintenance after install?

Re-check the bolt torque after the first few trips. Trail vibration loosens hardware over time, and a quick torque check is standard practice for any bolted overland mount.