Broken window

[Sprky]

I rubbed a tree last weekend and broke the window in the door. It was dark and I couldn’t see. Lippert quoted a price of 400 dollars. Is there some place cheaper? Do you think a local glass guy could handle this? Is there anything special I need to know? I’m new to the fifth wheel. I tow a cargo trailer all the time. But this 41 footer is a whole new beast.

Oh it’s a 3950br

[Mikendebbie]

Rec Pro has this glass replacement but I did not check dimensions against our Montana doors - which came from Lippert. If it was my door I would sure try to figure out how to do the replacement myself.

[Hblick48]

Check with your local glass shop. Vandals broke 2 of my windows. Local glass company replaced for under $300

[Carl n Susan]

What year Montana do you have?
Older models used a two piece frame that screwed together and pinched the glass in between. .Newer models use a two piece frome but the window is held in by a rubber grommet (for lack of a better term).

Both are easy to remove and have a glass shop fab up a replacement piece. You can also make a trip to Los Algadones, Mexico (outside Yuma, AZ) and buy a stained glass replacement for relatively little.

[DutchmenSport]

Agree with using a good, local mom-&-pop glass shop. Remove the glass frame from the door and take it to a glass shop. They'll be able to replace it, probably with one pretty close to the original. No clue what they would charge though.

I had window screens re-screened on several from my house this last year. Some of the screens were so bad, the screens were completely gone and the frames came apart. They were able to fix all of them, and even made a brand new one for me for one that was completely a gonner.

I think, that would be a good choice. Check the internet for "Window Glass Repair" and then the name of your city and state. See what pops up, then make a few phone calls.