Commonly found in the 1970s on many travel trailers, including Scamp, Trillium and Boler trailers.

The Hehr 4200 and 4900 series windows (4901, 4902, 4910, 4911, 4912 or 4200, 4201, etc.) have two or more tall panes of glass which open simultaneously using a torque bar operator.

To identify your window by model marking, stand outside your trailer and look on top of the window sill in the center under or near the round torque bar that stretches across the sill.  Look for any identification that starts with HEHR 42 or 49, like 4201, 4202, 4901, 4902

Made of premium silicone rubber. Highly UV resistant. Does not shrink or harden like other rubbers.

The tee that slides in the channel is approximately .14 inches wide and the overall height is approximately .6 inches.

Your old seal may have been crimped in to the channel in a couple spots to prevent it from sliding out while on the road.  You can open the crimp with a screwdriver but it may damage the channel a bit.  Some customers suggest using a Dremel to shave the deformation down to open the channel again.

You may also want to consider our VTS-692 Y-Seal which accompanies this seal on the same windows.  And consider our VTS-2482 Snap On Screw Covers.  We also carry a number of repair parts for the operators.

(Hehr 009-097)

24 feet per package.