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Norma 1 year, 1 month ago.
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AnonymousCheers: 0I started on installing these today. Nice, heavy gauge brass, simple to install. I needed them because I disabled most of the stock latches, the cheap roller latches Jayco installed were very difficult to open, so I squashed them with Vice-Grips, and on the drawers, removed them entirely.
AnonymousCheers: 0http://rvcabinetlatch.com/availability.html
Forgot to put the link in.We don’t have latches in our Jayco Class C. The cabinets close tight. Now I’m gonna have to look as to what keeps them closed so nicely!? Those Phlip-it Latches do look simple and very effective! -Nancy
AnonymousCheers: 0Our old Class C had two buttons on the handle to release the doors and drawers, it became automatic to release and then open. No problem.
Our trailer has the roller latches, the closet doors take two hands to open, a royal pain. The drawers were very awkward, the lowest one you just about had to get on your knees to open, and I felt that I was going to wreck them. I removed the latches on the drawers completely, now they behave like roller bearing drawers are supposed to.I finished installing the new latches yesterday, I have three drawers and nineteen doors! I have a nice hot spot on my hand from the screwdriver!
Owee! But the doors and drawers work great!
1996 Honorbuilt Eldorado C320 "Lurch" | Chewbacca is my co-pilot
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