Lost a bolt, stripped a nut, or cracked the hardware on your Camco propane tank cover? This genuine replacement kit gets your lid secured again in minutes -- no need to buy a whole new cover assembly. Designed specifically for Camco propane tank cover lids, this two-bolt, two-nut set is the correct OEM-style hardware match.
RV propane tank covers take a beating from road vibration, UV exposure, and repeated opening and closing. The thumbscrews and nuts that hold the lid shut are small parts that can strip, crack, or simply go missing over time. Camco's 40547 kit is the direct solution -- the exact hardware designed for their propane cover lid assemblies, available as a standalone replacement so you don't have to discard a perfectly good cover body.
This kit is a straightforward fix for full-timers, weekend campers, and anyone who services their own rig. Keep a spare set in your parts kit so a missing screw never leaves your propane cover flapping on the road.
OEM-style fit for Camco propane tank cover lid assemblies. No guessing on thread compatibility or sizing.
Includes 2 thumbscrews (bolts) and 2 nuts -- everything needed to restore full lid function.
Hand-tighten thumbscrews thread directly into the existing lid posts. No special tools required for most installations.
Backed by Camco's limited 90-day manufacturer warranty against defects in materials and workmanship.
If your Camco propane tank cover body is in good shape but the lid won't stay latched, this kit is all you need. Replacing just the thumbscrew hardware is faster and more economical than sourcing a full cover replacement.
This hardware kit is designed for Camco propane tank covers that use a thumbscrew-style lid latch. Check your existing cover for the two screw posts on the lid -- if your current cover uses this style of fastener, this kit is the correct replacement. Common Camco propane cover part numbers that use this hardware style include covers in the 40500-series lineup.
Inspect thumbscrew hardware seasonally. Road vibration can gradually back out the nuts over time. A light application of thread-locking compound (removable type) on the nut can help prevent loosening without making future removal difficult.