Replacement Window Crank for a 2016 OpenRange 3X 5th Wheel
Updated 06/08/2026 | Published 06/02/2026 >
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Question:
I’m looking for the window crank out assembly to open it. The threaded pin broke off inside. It’s a 2016 OpenRange 3X fifth wheel. The knob is fine.
asked by: Sandra E
Expert Reply:
Thanks for our question, Sandra!
We do have a few different knobs available that will work in your camper. There are a few different length of shafts and color/material. I'll list your options below.
Metal 1" shaft # RD88YR
Metal 1-3/4" shaft # RD28YR
Black plastic 1" shaft # RD48YR
Black plastic 1-3/4" shaft # RD78YR
Black plastic 1-3/8" shaft # RD68YR
I wasn't sure what length of shaft you needed or if you had a preference of metal or plastic so I wanted to make sure that you knew what options you had. All of these attach the same way so the only difference is going to be the shaft length and material.
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RV Designer Window Crank - Metal - 1"
- RV Window Parts
- Cranks
- Windows
- Metal
- 1 Inch
- RV Designer
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