Replacement Door Handle for 1987 Trail-Et Horse Trailer
Question:
I need door handles for a 1987 Trail-et horse trailer. Any ideas?
asked by: Michelle J
Expert Reply:
For a replacement handle you will need to either match the current cutout or alter the cutout so a new latch fits. For example, the Bauer Products Camper Door Lock # BA65FR you looked at requires a 5-1/4" wide x 4-1/2" tall cutout and fits doors that are 1-1/4" to 1-1/2" thick.
If that matches what you have this would be a good replacement. It also has a keyed alike option which is great since it sounds like you're replacing multiple handles. If you are unable to find an exact match, look for one that is larger since it would be much easier to enlarge the existing cutout then try to fill it in somehow.
I have attached a link below for all of our latch handles that can be filtered by cutout size for your reference.
Product Page this Question was Asked From
Bauer Products Camper Door Lock - Black
- RV Door Locks
- Entry Door
- Locking Latches
- Keyed Alike
- 2 Keys
- Slam Latch
- 5-1/4 Inch W x 4-1/2 Inch T
- Black
- Bauer Products
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