Replacement Crank for Ventline Northern Breeze Roof Vent
Updated 09/02/2026 | Published 08/29/2026 >
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Question:
The crank to open my vent is missing. 2005 t@b trailer. Northern breeze fan/vent. Is the crank handle on your site compatible?
asked by: Mark J
Expert Reply:
Thanks for letting us help Mark. The Ventline Northern Breeze roof vents and fans have been discontinued for quite some time, and unfortunately, we no longer carry any replacement parts specifically designed for them. We do carry some universal-style replacement vent handles like the Metal Vent Crank # 37220305. The shaft on this handle measures approximately 3/4" long, and the handle has an overall length of 1-3/4". If you can send me the model number from your Northern Breeze vent, I may be able to dig a little deeper and see how closely this handle matches your original.
If we aren't able to find a compatible replacement handle, another option would be to replace the complete vent with something like the Ventline Ventadome Trailer Roof Vent with 12V Fan # V2094SP-34. It fits the same standard roof opening and gives you a similar setup with a 12V fan and manually operated lid.
I wasn't able to find a good reference showing the original crank handle used on your Northern Breeze. Have you seen another replacement handle or mechanism on our site that looks more like the one you currently have?
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