Handle for Horse Trailer for Easier to Get In and Out of
Updated 10/15/2020 | Published 10/14/2020
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Are gaskets needed or recommended to install/mount this easy grip handle? Why dont you sell the hardware needed for installation? I want to mount it outside the entry door to my living quarters AL horse trailer. It will be mounted vertically to the stud just left of the door. I am a 52inch 70+ plus female who needs help getting in and out of the trailer. Please tell me exactly what I need to get at the hardware store to mount this handle. Thank you so much
asked by: Kay L
Helpful Expert Reply:
Hardware is not provided with the Easy Grip Assist Handle # PLR6612-A since most applications are unique enough that one set of hardware would not fit every application well. You would not need a gasket setup either.
Another option you might like is a larger folding handle like the Stromberg Carlson part # AC-530 which is much bigger. I attached an install video for this as well.
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Easy Grip Assist Handle - Aluminum - 12"
- RV Handrail
- Grab Handles
- Fixed
- Aluminum
- Bolt-On
- 12 Inch Long
- Silver
- Polar Hardware
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