Roof Vent Recommendation for a 1988 13 Foot Burro Egg Camper
Published 06/06/2014
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I have a 1988 13foot Burro Egg Camper similar to Scamp. The roof vent needs replaced the previous cover was lost in transport, literally, of the camper. So, is this is vent/camper combo compatible? Also, is this the manual vent that you would recommend for me? Thanks!
asked by: Mikel H
Expert Reply:
As long as the hole in the roof of your 1988 Burro Egg Camper trailer has a rough opening of 14-1/4 inch by 14-1/4 inch then yes the Ventline Ventadome Trailer Roof Vent # V2110SP-24 would work well for you.
This is a great manual vent that as long as you have the correct size hole (you may have to enlarge yours worst case scenario) this would definitely be the vent I would recommend.
You will also want the Installation Kit part # 344270KITW to install the vent.
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