RV Designer (E251 3" Metal Door Holder
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Whenever the 3 inch pin is engaged, the door edge is 4 inches from the wall, which is due to the rubber grommet sticking out as well.
There is a long piece of rubber that goes on the rubber stopper of Putting it nearer the side of the entrance makes it easier to see. If the hinges are on the opposite side, then that would be the right side.
It came with a complete device that attaches to the door and the long probe attaches to the body of the camper. The rubber part fits inside the part that attaches to the door. There is a hole in the rubber bar that holds the probe in place so the door can close. A bag of screws was included. I am Richard
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This feature is not functioning properly. Despite careful use and normal and careful handling, the hollow metal base will dent easily under normal use. In the immediate aftermath of dents in the base (which happens almost immediately), the plunger position will change and the catch will be much farther off from center. 6) Even with precise alignment, there is little capability for adjustment. In addition to gravity, it also prevents the door from closing in the event of a To make the base stronger, the underneath side of the base needs to be ribbed, and the rubber catch must be redesigned to hold more firmly. Currently, it is mainly useful as a door stopper, but not even at all as one. It was necessary to bend the plunger to an acute angle for it to function in any way. The item we are considering is nothing special, and there is no reason to select it over You should not install this type of catch if you don't already have one and are just looking for a replacement if you do not already have this exact type.
The item was supposed to be an entry door holder for an RV, but it turned out to be a door latch. There was a picture of the item we ordered on the label of the see-through box and no indication it had ever been opened, but the item inside was totally different from what we ordered. *The Sportsman's Guide customer service representative did a great job getting my money refunded. The fault here was on RV Designer, not On Amazon or The Sportsman's Guide. Because it would cost me more to send it back than what it is worth, it goes to me. It is totally useless to me since I have no use for it. I was unable to order this item at The Sportsman's Guide, and other sellers want more than twice as much as I paid. It cost around $8 just for shipping. A six-dollar bill is more than the six-dollar bill. I found the same item elsewhere for $9, as opposed to the 49 I originally paid. This is the best deal I could find $99 with free shipping. It's the same part number, so I hope I can get the right item this time. I don't know how many of these have been.
A lot of resistance was felt when the male end was engaged with the rubber. As the ends of the old piece were slightly different, I decided not to use any kind of lube, I decided to see if it would fit well with some lube. As long as this configuration was used, it worked fine. Sure the rubber would deteriorate faster if you used the right lube however, I think the rubber would deteriorate faster if you used the wrong lube. I will ride with it because it was cheap.
The existing hardware on my '1983 Skamper Pop-Up' was beyond repair, so I wanted to replace it Suitable for up trucks and campers, 080S model. Upon receiving the order, I discovered that the original rubber piece had disintegrated. It is my fault that I didn't measure) but that is my fault, not the product's. On the other hand, the screw holes lined up perfectly, so no other issues As you can see, the shape of the plunger has slight differences from the original, so simply replacing the rubber piece with the original was not an option. As a result, I did what I said I would do. The plunger stops the door from swinging out, but not yet actually holds it open. This is due to not making a perfect contact at the plunger end.
It was the same length as the old one, but angled. By using the angle, the door can be easily slid off the hook and closed. In order for it to all work, I must purchase the longer one. A 1992 Newmar Kountry Aire 5th wheel with this system.
I was able to use these on my vintage Forester perfectly. As a result of the door constantly shutting, I was driving myself crazy. I was impressed with how well it fit. The installation was easy. The 20-minute run starts and finishes at the same time. The replacement was perfect.
It is only possible to measure the plunger length for this product. In order to order my current size, I ordered the one I need for Despite the fact that my vintage RV is very small, the new plunger and stopper are too large. You made a bad choice by selecting this product. Vintage campers will not work with it.
is no good. There is no point in buying this pos I was very disappointed with its capability of gripping and holding the camper door open for me. I reinstalled the old pointed end on the wall, and presto it holds very firmly, since the old one was damaged and the rubber piece in the door piece was torn. I only ordered two pieces for the set, as the old one was not very attractive.
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