Hi...I'm having trouble with one of my drop-down feed doors, and I think I may have to replace it. Does anyone know where to find them? I've found ones that are similar, but none that are exact. The 1st photo is of the window in the loading door, so you can see what it looks like closed. The other two are of the problem window, which is actually a feed door. Thanks!
Posted 2016-06-10 4:22 PM (#167273 - in reply to #167271) Subject: RE: SilverLite Trailer Window
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Posts: 66 Location: Western US
Hi, I did, their window opens at the top....mine open at the bottom, which is only a minor cosmetic issue, but I'm short and a window that opens at the top is a huge pain :) Thanks for the info though!
Posted 2016-06-11 7:25 AM (#167275 - in reply to #167271) Subject: RE: SilverLite Trailer Window
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Posts: 1989 Location: South Central OK
For replacement parts you will be stuck with two options: new ones that fit but don't match unless you replace everything and get a step stool, or finding a Silver Lite in a junk yard and salvaging the drop downs and hoping they continue to work. IMHO, get the new ones and change them all if you can afford so that your trailer is only in the shop once and you now don't have to wait for the next window failure.
Posted 2016-07-05 11:55 AM (#167467 - in reply to #167447) Subject: RE: SilverLite Trailer Window
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Posts: 66 Location: Western US
Hi,I ordered a hinge, not the entire window. The person at the window manufacturing company thought most likely it was the hinge....which was $35. If I need the whole window, it's $300. I spoke with Kyle Kaper via email, he was very nice; his email is kkaper@state-wide.com.Good luck to you!! :)A
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