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Gyrene4Life
05-15-2014, 07:24 PM
I looked around and cant find any info on replacing the kitchen sink in a Vantage 32fls. Not sure what other trailers have this same sink.

Sink is plastic and about 14" across and approx 7" deep.

Any info on where I can find these without going to a dealer?

Thanks

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BulletOwner1
05-15-2014, 07:39 PM
Don't know about Keystone but had a different make TT, Trailite, and was able to go to the TT manufacturer and purchase directly. Didn't cost an arm and leg either. Keystone may only let you go through dealer.

Festus2
05-15-2014, 07:55 PM
Keystone may only let you go through dealer.

You're right - Keystone doesn't sell parts and they will either tell you just that or perhaps if you catch them on a good day, they might actually suggest a retailer.

JRTJH
05-15-2014, 08:30 PM
Keystone will not sell to customers, only through one of their dealerships.

Trekwood is an online dealer that lists many parts for Keystone RV's

They list two sinks for the Vantage line, one is 18" and one is 17"

Here are links to both of them. The 17" is about $133 the 18" is over $300.

http://www.trekwood.com/products/265754/Sink-Kitchen-18-3-8-x-8-D-Round-Stainless-Steel

http://www.trekwood.com/products/265757/Sink-Kitchen-17-Dia-x-6-D-Round-Plastic-Stainless-Steel

bsmith0404
05-16-2014, 02:58 AM
Keystone will not sell to customers, only through one of their dealerships.

Trekwood is an online dealer that lists many parts for Keystone RV's

They list two sinks for the Vantage line, one is 18" and one is 17"

Here are links to both of them. The 17" is about $133 the 18" is over $300.

http://www.trekwood.com/products/265754/Sink-Kitchen-18-3-8-x-8-D-Round-Stainless-Steel

http://www.trekwood.com/products/265757/Sink-Kitchen-17-Dia-x-6-D-Round-Plastic-Stainless-Steel

OUCH!! AT those prices I think I would measure for the drain and go down to my nearest Home Depot or Lowes and find a residential sink. Even if you have to trim the counter top a bit as long as the drain lines up and is the same depth so you don't have to start messing with plumbing it should be an easy mod. Even changing the drain a bit isn't bad if you have room to work under the cabinet, which is rare.

Gyrene4Life
05-18-2014, 04:29 PM
Thanks for the info all.

Travel safe