Where to Cut 4 Vent Holes for Vent for Enclosed Trailers # PLR20

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How do you mark the 4 Holes that need to be cut out in order for them to line up with the vent? Thanks

asked by: Jerry P

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To line up where to cut the holes for when installing the Vent for Enclosed Trailers # PLR20 you'd want to drill pilot holes in the surface that go all the way through so that you can line up where the vent will be on the inside of the wall and then from there mark through the holes with the vent open to give you an idea where to trim.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 1

I actually like your first idea better because we have trailer vents that you can install on your door to help keep water spray away from the internal components. Our selection ranges from battery box vents like part #A10-3300BK-05 to ventilator like…

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Answer 2

The Vent for Enclosed Trailers - Aluminum - 12-1/4" Wide x 10-1/2" Tall #PLR20 is the largest wall vent we offer so it should offer your horses quite a bit more airflow. The sliding lever allows you to easily open and close the vent to…

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Answer 3

Yes, I have messed with the Redline 2-Way Pop-Up Roof Vent #9106-2756 on several occasions and you can open it easily from the outside of the trailer.

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Answer 4

The Polar Multi-Purpose Ventilator #PLR20 has a lever to close the vent when there is risk of heavy rain (please see the linked photo) but the vent will block most water since it also has down-facing louvers on the outside. The lever lets you choose…

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Answer 5

Since you have a 24' trailer and are located in Southwest Florida you'll probably want at least 4 of the Polar Vent for Enclosed Trailers #PLR20; 2 at the top front corner of the trailer and the other 2 at the bottom corner on the opposite…

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Answer 6

The Multi-Purpose Ventilator - Aluminum #PLR20 will work to help you move air through your trailer. You may also be interested in the Side Cowl Ventilator with Screen #PLR1715. For the best air movement and still the weather protection, I recommend…

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Answer 7

Even the smallest RV air conditioning units we offer will require 115-volt AC electrical service of at least 11-amps to operate properly. The Atwood Air Command Rooftop RV Air Conditioner will draw almost 4000-watts at startup and even once running…

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Answer 8

We carry a range of complete trailer vents for roofs and walls as well as many replacement parts that you can see on the linked page. From your description it sounds like you may need both a side ventilator like Polar Multi-Purpose Ventilator #PLR20…

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Answer 9

The Vent for Enclosed Trailers - Aluminum - 12-1/4" Wide x 10-1/2" Tall #PLR20 will allow outside air to flow but there is no cubic foot per minute rating as that would require a fan or direct wind for a vehicle sitting still. The fan you…

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Answer 10

When the Vent for Enclosed Trailers #PLR20 is closed and air is blowing from outside to in there would be a very minimal amount of air that passes through. It wouldn't be a noticeable amount but it's not an air tight seal. There would not be…

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Answer 11

The Vent for Enclosed Trailers #PLR20 would only mount on the outside of the trailer and would not have a piece to go inside of the trailer. I recommend using some butyl tape #AL28FJ on the mounting flange and non-sag sealant #344270341437-1 around…

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Answer 12

Multi-Purpose Ventilator #PLR20 does not come with hardware and there isn't a specific hardware kit for it. The reason for this is that it can be installed on pretty much anything which means the mounting surfaces can be made of different…

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