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Hold trailer doors open with ease by mounting one part to the door and the other to the side of your trailer. Creates 1-3/8" gap between trailer and door when in use. All metal parts are zinc plated to resist rust and corrosion.
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Today, we're going to just take a look at the Plastic Stem and the Rubber Socket Door Holder. These parts will hold your trailer doors open with ease by mounting one part to the door, the other to the side of your trailer. Then when you push it into there, that would actually go in further and would hold securely your doors open. When it does go in there, it'll create a 1 3/8" gap between the trailer and the door when it's in use.Now, there is a metal part right at the bottom of the socket that has threads in it. That is zinc plated to help resist rust and corrosion. This part actually could also be used on windows if you'd like.
A few specs on this, I want to give you the measurements on the hard plastic stem is 1" and on the rubber socket is 1 3/8". Now, the mounting hardware to install this is not included. But that should do it for the review on the Plastic Stem and the Rubber Socket Door Holder.
Ratings & Reviews
Butch C.
8/8/2016
I have had these door open holders on for a year and they are working just as good as the day I put them on, very happy with them
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Kat
8/9/2017
Still very good product. Wind caught the tailgate door, threw me into the trailer, then part of the door stop broke when the door slammed against the other portion on the door frame. Otherwise, works great, if the wind stops...