How to Select Replacement Trailer Roof Vent Cover

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I need a replacement cover for a ventline AS-13 M VA446-1 Replacement # VA 530

asked by: Michael S

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Thank you for providing the replacement vent lid part number VA530. This was indeed once a valid part that is now obsolete, but we can still help you select a replacement vent lid.

Please refer to the linked photo showing the different hinge styles on the replacement lids we offer. We have 3-point, 4-point and continuous hinge type replacement lids. Just match up your hinge type and then on the linked page click on the filters to choose your hinge type and preferred lid color.

For example, for a rounded white dome-style lid with continuous hinge you can use part # BV0554-01.

expert reply by: Adam R

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