Sewer hose door

[NCFischers]

I lost the sewer hose door on the way home from the Northeast Rally. There have been previous posts concerning a replacement door. any help would be appreciated.

[Art-n-Marge]

What is the frame, door or cutout dimensions? I haven't seen actual door replacements so I think you'd have to replace the whole door assembly. On my rig, this is what I would need since it matches the dimensions for my sewer door.

http://www.shoprvparts.com/product.do?no=14310F

This link has the door for a pretty good price but don't forget to compare taxes and shipping. Do an internet search for "ZE102-A".

In my case the item is attached so that the door drops downward. Mine currently does not have a lock and I thought I had seen a door without the lock that matched the same part number from JR Products but this is the one I found. The old part without the lock I saw was a "ZE102" but I don't think that one is available any more.

[steves]

Jim - check these out http://www.easternmarine.com/RV-Door...rior-Hardware/

[1retired06]

If I understand what you are refering to, it is a standard item available at most RV parts stores.

[bncinwv]

From a post by Steve Riegel regarding the same thing:

"If you end up buying the sewer compartment door yourself, you probably won't find it by that name in CW or other rv dealers. However, it's the same door used for an outside shower. In fact, on the inside it says something about shower."

Might help in your search.

Bingo

[BB_TX]

Here is an assortment of doors/hatches from makariosrv.com.

[lostshakerofsalt]

If you are attending the Fall Rally (and I know you are), I should have an extra. I ordered one and it took so long that I found one in our travels. Of course the one I special ordered cam eoin the same day and I am stuck with two. Let me know if you want it.

[NCFischers]

Steve,
Thanks but John Kohl had an extra one and it's installed.
Jim

[steves]

That John....he has everything but you probably paid twice the price! LOL

[H. John Kohl]

Jim mounted his replacement with the hing on top instead of bottom so if the door comes open there less chance the wind will pull it off. I did also after loosing mine. We both replaced those cheap plastic latches with the same time that is on the older (non-bus type) latches or propane doors. It secures much better.
Actually Steve that door was purchased for something else and in the work shop at the old PA house. Jim mentioned he needed one the day before I left PA as a full timer so I just charged him transportation fees.