Best Forest River Flagstaff Micro Lite Travel Trailer RV Door Parts

This is the second one of these I had. The first was previously mounted on our Wildcat 5th wheel and liked it so much I put one on our recently purchased Jayco. The only reason for dropping one star, is the cheap basically license plate bolts it comes with. I drilled 13/64" holes for them since they are self-tapping and one of the heads snapped off halfway in and I had to drill it out.......arrgghh! Admittedly it was cold out so the steel was brittle but was still aggravating. Then I got smart and went to the hardware store and got some automotive body bolts and nuts to mount it since I could get the the inside (see pic).

Installed the handle with ease. Wife likes it (which is good). Every RV screen door should have this handle to prevent damage as they are easily damaged by grabbing the door's cross section to close the door.

Correct handle for the application with the alignment pegs on the back side

This is not an exact fit. It had three little knobs on the back side that prevented it from resting flush. The screw slot did not have any horizontal room to move so i ended up having to drill two new holes. All in all it only took about 15 mins and once done it was a good fit.

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I returned it. Ordered the wrong one

the lady at etrailer was very helpful in selecting this replacement door hinge. It was easy to install. The door closes easily. If your RV door won't close easily,check the hinge. It doesn't have to be bent much , to cause problems. It's not cheap, but you save money by doing the job yourself.

It's not exactly the same configuration as the original part and had to redrill holes for the screen door. Also the price seems a bit high for a door hinge. Other than that it seems to be working well after a year of use.