Replacing the hardware that holds your RV entrance door or outside storage hatch open? Take a look at the catch itself before choosing a new one. A spring-loaded compartment catch, a straight T-shaped holder and a 45° or 90° angled holder are different parts. The original part number and bracket shape are more reliable than a similar silver finish.

Three things to check on the old door holder

1. Look for a part numberJR Products numbers such as 10335, 10345, 10515, 10525, 11765 and 11785 refer to specific designs. Note any stamped markings or packaging.
2. Check what locks togetherA T-head slides into a matching bracket; a spring catch grips or retains the opened door differently. Compare both pieces, not only the arm.
3. Check the geometryMeasure the arm reach and mounting-hole arrangement, and note whether the door must be held at a right angle or around a nearby obstruction.

Recognize the holder shape

These simple symbols distinguish the general catch families; they do not represent mounting dimensions or precise manufacturer outlines.

Straight armCompare length and matching receiver for JR 10515 or 10525.
45° holderOffset arm geometry, including JR 11765.
90° holderAngled 11785 and 06-11875 families need exact shape checks.
Spring catchCompact baggage-door catch category, including JR 10335 and 10345.

JR Products identification and size chart

JR part number Catch style Listed size Identification note
10335 Spring-loaded 2 in Short die-cast baggage-door retainer
10345 Spring-loaded 4 in Longer die-cast compartment-door retainer
10515 Straight T-style 4 in Stainless T-head door holder
10525 Straight T-style 6 in Longer straight T-head holder
11765 45° angled T-style Check original Angled stainless arm
11785 90° angled T-style 4 in Right-angle stainless arm; not a guaranteed plastic-holder replacement
06-11875 90° angled T-style 6 in True 90° model for applications matching JR 10605 / 10625

The 10335 and 10345 use spring-loaded die-cast aluminum construction, while the T-style selections above use metal T-head holder mechanisms. The 11765 has a 45° arm, and the 11785 and 06-11875 are 90° arrangements.

Not every angled holder is interchangeable. Manufacturer information distinguishes the JR 11785 from an exact replacement for plastic-style holders. The 06-11875 is identified as a replacement for JR 10605 and 10625. Confirm the model, the door-open position and the receiver bracket before swapping hardware.

Compare these part photos and product listings

Use the pictures to recognize each hardware family and open the individual item for its current details and availability. Catalog photos do not establish the condition or contents of a particular used part; check the listing itself.

Before replacing or remounting a catch

Check the mounting surface for enlarged screw holes, cracking, moisture damage or a bent receiving bracket. A mismatched T-head may not retain the door safely even if its arm length looks correct. When comparing the old and new catch, check both the closed-door and fully open-door clearances.

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