2016 Bullet269rls doors with hydraulic bar on bottom

[silverbullet18]

On my second trip with my camper and these doors are driving me nuts. Is there any to lock them in position. On a windy day like always in Georgia the doors continue to get blown around. Does anyone have a solution for this or do I just have to keep the door shut.

[mfifield01]

I don't have a solution, but I notice the same problem on my trailer.

[Tbos]

You can easily remove the bars at the clips on either end. If you do this you should install a hold back on the door and TT like some others have. 4 screws in the door and 4 in the latch on the TT.

[CFDfireman90]

I did exactly that. It drove me nuts that I couldn't open the door all the way. I removed the strut and installed a door holder in the full open position.

[dirt33]

I also dislike the fact that the doors only open halfway, and get shaken by even a small breeze. But, on our 2010 Bullet, we do not have the option to open them all the way and secure, as both awning arms are directly behind a door.

[silverbullet18]

That's the first thing I do when I get home is take those things off and install latches.


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[GaryWT]

I did not think I would like them but so far I don't mind them. Have never noticed them move in the wind but know that I hear it can be an issue it probably will be this year, lol.

[Tbos]

I also dislike the fact that the doors only open halfway, and get shaken by even a small breeze. But, on our 2010 Bullet, we do not have the option to open them all the way and secure, as both awning arms are directly behind a door.



The 238ML was the same way. I haven't checked my 2810BHS but I'm thinking I won't be able to make the change on this one either.