Mounting Bolt Pattern for the Hook and Keeper for Enclosed Trailer Door PLR9-SS
Updated 05/22/2018 | Published 05/21/2018 >
Question:
I currently have a broken OEM plastic door latch that I want to replace. It is the most common 6 Inch plastic T entry door holder, which you can get at Walmart or Camping World. It is like the RV Designer E235. I would rather get a metal one that wont break. However, I do not want to drill more holes in my RV. Will this product use the same holes as the old, generic, plastic T entry door holder?
asked by: B K
Expert Reply:
You'll have to measure to be sure as the mounting holes of the Hook and Keeper for Enclosed Trailer Door # PLR9-SS that you referenced are 2-5/16" (horizontal) x 1" (vertical) - center to center.
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T-Style Hook and Keeper Door Holder for Trailer Rear or Side Door - 4" Hook - Stainless Steel
- Trailer Door Holders
- Hook and Keeper
- Straight
- 4 Inch Long
- 2-5/16 x 1 Inch Hole Spacing
- Stainless Steel
- Polar Hardware
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