Locking Water Hatch Compatibility with Current Cutout on 2018 Keystone Bullet
Updated 10/03/2017 | Published 10/02/2017 >
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Hi, my 2018 Keystone Bullet has this Valterra water inlet. I would like to replace it with a locking water hatch. Does Valterra make a locking hatch that will fit into to opening of the standard water inlet? Id prefer not to do any enlarging of the opening because the trailer is still under warranty. Thank You!
asked by: Rick
Expert Reply:
For your 2018 Keystone Bullet, I don't know what cutout dimension is behind the 7-1/2 by 5-1/4 inch mounting of the # A01-2001VP. The lockable cover that replaces this is the Valterra City Water Inlet and Lockable Hatch for RVs - Plastic - White - Gravity Fill # A01-2004VP. This system has overall dimensions of 7-5/8" wide x 6-1/2" high but it only requires a cutout of 5-7/8 inches by 4-3/4 inches so enlarging the opening may not be necessary.
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Valterra Dual RV Water Inlets - City Water and Gravity Fill - Plastic Valve
- RV Water Inlets
- City Fill Inlet
- Gravity Fill Inlet
- Surface Mount
- 1/2 Inch Deep
- Plastic
- 7-1/2 Inch Diameter Flange
- Plastic
- White
- Valterra
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