Identify Vent Lid (Resolved for now)

[agia]

Need help identifying this vent lid. All three lids on my 2010 Stealth SS1812 TH are brittle and starting to disintegrate. The plastic lid is pop-riveted to a metal bracket. I assume a replacement lid is available with the bracket integrated into it...?

Poster's Edit: Image removed from my web server. Issue Resolved!

[lumpy790]

my Box Van has a 24x24 escape hatch ...... never did find just the lid and had to buy the whole thing.

[Strabo]

Looks like standard size, buy a Lexan replacement, you wont be sorry. They are thicker and alot stronger. We have them on our hauler, cept the rear one its metal to keep out light......

[donn0128]

New vents are cheap and fairly easy to replace. Might be easier to just go buy three new vents, a couple tubes of Dicor and strip them off and install new ones.

[agia]

Thanks all... appears I'll have to pull one off the roof to distinguish between the "Ventline/New Elixir" vs. "Old Elixir". Looks like the Ventline/New Elixir has a vertical slot near each end of the hinge -- not something I see in my photo. Seems odd a 3-year old trailer already has old style vent lids?!

[othertonka]

You can tell the brand names of the vent lids by looking at the hinge style, It will be ventline, Elixer or Jensen. Here is a link to what the hinge look like, match up you old lid hinge with the drawing and then you have it.
Vent lids

[enblethen]

It could be a Ventline. Look at the end of the hinge. If it has some sheet metal bent to lock in place it is Ventline.
I would suggest getting vent hoods. They prevent sun damage and allow the vents to be used in any weather and when motivating down road without damage.

[high_desert]

Looks like an elixer lid. Check out this page to help you determine the correct replacement.