boler 1700 window seals

[Takviator]

im looking for 1977 boler 1700 window seals and gaskets.

i found this page https://www.fiberglassrv.com/forums/...als-64812.html

but most of parts numbers are can not find.

please tell me where can i find.

thank you

[Eric Frye]

I found thee glass glazing bead at Pelland the Part number is H009-344-19.
You can probably get some of the other rubber there as well.

https://www.pellandent.com/RV-Window-Seal

[Takviator]

thank you for your help.

[Alex Adams]

Try Vintage Trailer Gaskets:

https://www.vintagetrailergaskets.com/

[Takviator]

thank you Alex,

i try it from them. they do not really have same one. i am searching around but can not really found. I guess have to get some thing fit...

[Alex Adams]

So in that case, assuming you have the old seals and can make out their shapes, I would suggest order a sample pack. I know Vintage Trailer supply can do that. Just select one of everything! Don't assume you won't need it. I did and kicked myself for spending an extra shipping fee to get the rest I didn't order. Vintage trailer supply is at:
https://www.vintagetrailersupply.com/

Is it possible the previous owner replaced windows? I thought the old Bolers used standard Hehr Jalousie windows and standard front and rear fixed windows. If you have the really small oval crank windows in the door or on a wall, I know Vintage Trailer Parts has all of the seals since I just redid one of mine.

[Lisa in Michigan]

I ordered the sample pack from pelland enterprises ($4 in 2017) and all-rite (free), in addition to vintage trailer gaskets. Very good point to request any additional samples you think might work when you request the standard sample pack.

We ended up just relaced the glazing bead on all the windows. We used 1/8" glass glazing bead in black from Pelland (H009-344-19 in 2017).

We're working on the little awning window for the bathroom now. Should know at the end of the week if we like the seals we ordered.

The glass for our windows were mounted in the frame with butyl, on a few of the windows it was toast and we had to reset the glass in the frame.

[John in Michigan]

To add to what Lisa posted above, we purchased and installed 70 feet of 1/8" glass glazing bead in black (H009-344-19).

Also, we got samples of the Hehr top seal (009-482) from two companies. The Hehr top seal is the very wide horizontal seal inserted at the top of each of the two jalousie windows in our rear gaucho Boler 17. About 7 feet is needed for the two windows. After evaluating the fit of these samples, we haven't decided whether to order it. One supplier only had it in brown, so that wouldn't work. The other supplier's sample didn't fit very well.

[Lisa in Michigan]

The hehr standard glass seal from Vintage trailer supply worked fine for the awning window in the bathroom of the boler 17 (hehr part number 09-111/ Vintage trailer supply VTS-195). We also needed to replace the nylon friction pad (VTS-348) for the awning window - the middle part of ours had worn out. We also used Vintage trailer supply's swivel handle for the jalousie and awning windows.

The hehr backframe gasket was out of stock at vintage trailer supply when we ordered (it's back now) so we ordered from vintage trailer gaskets. Unforunately it got stuck in the post office in the City of Industry, CA for over a week, so haven't tried that yet

by the way, the number on our awning window is 0377 h (with a box around it) C

[Takviator]

I got top seal for jalousie window from vintage trailer supply.

https://www.vintagetrailersupply.com...cid=91k4_baci5


i got information from boler.ca but thie seal does not fit. to fit i think need some caulking to glue on i guess.



i need look for some thing else now.

[scamp53]

How many feet did you order if you replaced for all windows? Was this one a 17' model?