Coleman 8333A1031 RV AC Mounting Frame & Bolt Kit
Coleman 8333A1031 RV AC Mounting Frame & Bolt Kit — Product description
The Coleman 8333A1031 is the mounting frame and bolt kit that ties a Mach rooftop air conditioner down to your RV roof. Genuine Coleman RVP hardware, matched to the factory mounting pattern, so your AC clamps down tight and seals against the gasket the way it was designed to.
This is the Coleman mounting frame and bolt kit, part number 8333A1031, the hardware that ties a Mach rooftop air conditioner down to your RV roof. It's the frame and bolt package that clamps the unit through the roof opening and pulls it tight against the gasket. Not glamorous. But it's the part that keeps your AC where it belongs when you're rolling down the interstate at 65.
If you've ever pulled a rooftop AC to service it, or you're swapping in a new unit, this is the kind of kit you don't want to reuse tired, corroded hardware for. The bolts take the clamping load that seals the roof, and worn or stripped hardware is how you end up chasing a roof leak later. Fresh frame and bolts, torqued evenly, and you get a clean seal the first time.
Who needs this? Anyone reinstalling a Coleman Mach unit after a roof repair, anyone replacing a damaged mounting frame, or a tech doing an AC swap who wants the correct Coleman RVP hardware instead of a bag of mismatched bolts from the parts bin. It's genuine Coleman gear, so it matches the factory mounting pattern and the load the unit was built around. Order the right part once and you're not up on the roof in the sun guessing at thread sizes or frame dimensions.
A couple of honest notes. This is the mounting hardware only. It's not the air conditioner, not the ceiling assembly, and not a gasket. If your old roof gasket is flattened or cracked, replace that at the same time, because the frame and bolts do their job by compressing a good gasket evenly. And take your time on the torque. You want the unit snug and sealed, not cranked down so hard you crack the shroud or dimple the roof. Even pressure all the way around is the whole game here.
Key Features
- Genuine Coleman RVP hardware, part number 8333A1031, matched to the factory Mach mounting pattern
- Frame and bolt kit clamps a rooftop air conditioner down through the roof opening
- Correct replacement package for AC reinstalls after roof repair or a unit swap
- Complete kit, so you're not piecing together mismatched bolts from the parts bin
- Fresh bolts take the clamping load that keeps the gasket sealed and the roof dry
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Technical specifications
| Title | Coleman 8333A1031 RV AC Mounting Frame and Bolt Kit |
|---|---|
| Brand | Coleman |
| Manufacturer | Coleman RVP |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 8333A1031 |
| UPC | 755790407880 |
| Product Type | RV Air Conditioner Mounting Hardware |
| Kit Contents | Mounting frame and bolt kit |
| Application | Coleman Mach rooftop RV air conditioner installation |
Frequently asked questions
What is the Coleman 8333A1031?
It's the mounting frame and bolt kit for a Coleman Mach rooftop RV air conditioner. It's the hardware that clamps the unit down through the roof opening and holds it tight against the gasket.
Does this include the air conditioner?
No. This is the mounting hardware only, the frame and the bolt kit. The air conditioner, the ceiling assembly, and the roof gasket are all separate.
Is this genuine Coleman hardware?
Yes. It's a genuine Coleman RVP part, number 8333A1031, so it matches the factory mounting pattern for Mach units.
Do I need a new gasket too?
If your existing roof gasket is flattened, cracked, or torn, replace it at the same time. The frame and bolts seal by compressing a good gasket evenly, so worn gasket material undermines the whole install.
Can I reuse my old mounting bolts instead?
We wouldn't. Corroded or stripped bolts are a common source of roof leaks down the line. Fresh hardware torqued evenly is cheap insurance against chasing a leak later.
How tight should the bolts be?
Snug and even all the way around, enough to compress the gasket and seal the unit, but not so tight you crack the shroud or dimple the roof. Follow the torque guidance in your Coleman installation instructions.
