Installation of Redline Butterfly Vent # 371800
Question:
Hi, just wondering where is the best position to put the nob that opens the vents. Bottom, side or top? thanks.
asked by: Chelle
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Expert Reply:
On the Redline Butterfly Vent, part # 371800, the location of the nob does not really matter, usually on either side. We recommend to install the butterfly vent on the trailer so that the triangular openings of the vent are parallel to the ground, with one triangular opening to the front of the trailer and the other triangular opening to the rear of the trailer.
I am including a link to a video review of the vent and in the video he will be holding the vent the way we recommend to install it on a trailer.
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Jeff D
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