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I have had problems with RV door locks, too. It i...

2008-04-24T14:13:00.000-04:00

I have had problems with RV door locks, too. It is probably because they do a lot more shaking around than similar locks in a fixed house do. There are two real advantages to a class C rig- those two vehicle doors! But you do need to carry a spare key with you.

Donna, your day sure filled up for you, didn't it....

2008-04-24T13:19:00.000-04:00

Donna, your day sure filled up for you, didn't it. Sounds like everything worked out, good for you. BTW, be sure to go to Jerome while you are in N AZ. Worth the trip. If you go to Sedona, it's worth the hike to Cathedral Rock/Springs. Soak in the springs and it will help your arthur. But I'll warn you, it's not hot springs, cooollddd. Enjoy your trip and thanks for letting me know about

Wow - what a day.I have the ignition key and door ...

2008-04-23T12:24:00.000-04:00

Wow - what a day.

I have the ignition key and door keys hidden outside the motor home and also keep an ignition key in the car. Last summer I didn't have the ignition key in the car and we got out at a rest stop. I have a bad habit of leaving the ignition key on the dog house and did so that time and just as I shut my door my wife accidentally presses the lock button on her door as she

My door locks get weird if I'm not level. I was o...

2008-04-23T10:47:00.000-04:00

My door locks get weird if I'm not level. I was once parked overnight in a Flying J, and my deadbolt stuck WITH ME INSIDE. The door lock just wouldn't budge. I pushed up, down, right and left trying to find the "sweet spot" but no deal. Finally, I opened the window next to the door, managed to reach out and pull on the latch (a bit more flexibility would have come in handy), and that did the