Hello Kayla, I am so glad you wrote in to us! I was able to confirm with MCD Innovations that you will need the MCD Innovations RV Shade Repair Kit - Solo with Steel Brackets - Switch Controlled Motor #MC82YR to replace your current motor…
Hello Bruce, Thanks for writing in! Using butyl tape between the trailer body and the Single Axle Jeep Style Trailer Fender - Diamond Plate Aluminum - 13" to 15" #HP96VR is exactly the route I would go. It stays flexible, creates an…
Our closest options for the seals you have pictured are part #SR43FR and #SR63FR. You'll want to take a quick measurement of the seals you have to ensure that these will match up and properly seal your windows. I've attached pictures of their…
Hey Steve, are you looking for a kit like the part #MC22YR? This repairs the brackets that hold the shades by replacing them. This is a kit that works with the day time and the night time shades like you are looking for.
The most common window edge weather stripping, sometimes referred to as window glazing, for RV's is either #SR43FR at 1/2" x 1/4" or #SR63FR at 3/4" x 5/16". I suggest that you pull the end up on a section you currently have…
Hello Mike, thanks for reaching out. We have roof replacement kits from LaSalle Bristol that are great quality and come with everything you need. I'd just need to know the size of your RV or how many feet of roof membrane you need. For example,…
Hey Kit, we actually have a version of this scissor jack set that comes with a drill adapter to raise and lower the jacks with part #e64RV. This also comes with a manual crank handle as well. What kind of drill do you have?
Hey Lee! The Victron parts can get pretty confusing. The Victron Orion-Tr #VN75ZR is only designed to be a power supply for DC loads, not for battery charging. You do not want to use this converter to charge any type of battery. To charge your…
Hi Dennis; MCD doesn't have a set number of turns to install the MCD Innovations RV Shade Repair Kit #MC74SR. What you want to do is add some tension, test it, then adjust accordingly until you have it set the way you want it.
Hey Doug, welcome back! I measured the MCD Innovations Mini Spring Kit #MC94SR and found the overall assembly length to be 9-5/8" with the actual spring measuring 7". Your 11-3/4" shade tube falls within the size range MCD specifies…
Hey Aaron, thanks for all of the measurements. The Curved Equalizer for 1-3/4" Wide Double-Eye Springs item #TREQ104 is the closest option measurement wise to your current equalizer. It's 5-3/4" wide from the bolt holes and 2" tall…
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Watkinsville, GA
Enhance Your RV Experience with Reliable Window Parts
RV window parts are essential for maintaining the comfort and functionality of your vehicle. Whether you're replacing worn-out latches, knobs, or weather stripping, these parts ensure your windows operate smoothly and seal properly. Consider durability, ease of installation, and compatibility with your RV model when shopping.
Check the specifications of your current window parts and compare them with the replacements. Look for exact matches or universal fits. Many enthusiasts find success by matching OEM part numbers or consulting with the manufacturer for guidance.
Plastic parts are popular for their durability and resistance to weathering, while metal parts offer strength. Consider the environment your RV will be in; plastic is great for long-term aesthetics, while metal may be preferred for high-stress areas.
Most RV window parts are designed for straightforward installation. Many enthusiasts report that parts like knobs and latches can be replaced with basic tools and minimal effort. Always follow the included instructions for the best results.
Ensure the new weather stripping matches the profile and size of the original. Proper sealing is crucial to prevent leaks. Installation may require some manual manipulation, but the result is a snug fit that keeps your RV dry and comfortable.
Regularly inspect and clean your window parts to prevent wear and tear. Lubricate moving parts like latches and knobs to ensure smooth operation. Replace any cracked or worn components promptly to maintain the integrity of your windows.
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