Boler Trailer Door Handle

Obsolete and we have a few parts.

Boler trailer door handle.

The boler fiberglass door straightens over time there are even detailed articles on how to reshape the door. Just wondering if anyone knows if the door handle replacement set that scamp sells would fit a 74 boler 1300. While it has been obsolete since around 2002 this beauty was used in most boler trailers around from the 1970 1990s. Its paddle handle design was popular with trailer users because it allowed for it to fit flush with the exterior of the trailer.

Fibreglass rv parts repairs and service by paul neumeister. To find vintage trailer parts for your boler just search for boler and you ll find window operators door latches and light covers at vintage trailer supply inc. The door frame is two 1x2 uprights with a 1x3 across the top. There is an ongoing discussion about the fit of.

Any work to the door itself will only provide a temporary solution because it is the boler body sagging the door opening or the hinges themselves that are the source of the problem not. Some boler doors are hollw but others have a wood fibre core that expands when it gets wet and can deform the door. On a boler the closet to the left of the door the 1 x1 steel tube fastened to the right of the door and the metal support that runs between the lower and upper kitchen cabinets are all structural and support the roof and walls. If these are removed the walls will sag and the roof can collapse with snow load.

It looks similar with the l handle on the outside the inside handle is a little different here is a link to the picture of scamp s inside handle assembly. Hi wayne what you describe can happen if the window or door handle leak water can get inside the door. The frame in front of the bunk has a rabbet in the back of it to take the 1 4 thick d that fills the space between the frame and the boler door frame. Sagging door on a boler is a common issue there are a number of theories out there like.

Boler door adjustment fit note. Everyone should drill holes along the bottom edge of the door to allow any water that gets inside the door to drain out.