Lost half of the kitchen window

[newmarokie]

We just got back from a twenty four hundred mile trip. The first night headed out I noticed the front half of the kitchen window was flopping. I fastened it down with gorilla two sided tape. By the time I got back that half of the window was gone. In retrospect, I should have taped it down more securely. Water under the bridge. I am now in search of a replacement. The only thing so far that I have found is a complete replacement from Newpar, $987. Does anyone know of options from third party vendors?

 

[Jim]

We just got back from a twenty four hundred mile trip. The first night headed out I noticed the front half of the kitchen window was flopping. I fastened it down with gorilla two sided tape. By the time I got back that half of the window was gone. In retrospect, I should have taped it down more securely. Water under the bridge. I am now in search of a replacement. The only thing so far that I have found is a complete replacement from Newpar, $987. Does anyone know of options from third party vendors?

I think I saw your post on Newmar Owners forum? If not, then there seems to be a rash of flying windows! I wish I could help but alas, I can't. But good luck!

 

[newmarokie]

Yes, it is just my window for now. In continuing to research, I realized the $987 window on Newpar allows you to click on it and just half of the window assembly is available. I am going to call tomorrow to verify which one I need (it is not terribly clear). There is a $125 difference between what they are calling left and right. I am sure I need the most expensive one (how my luck goes).