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Car Forum / Driving, Maintenance, Tuning / RVs / February 2008RV Locks and 'Bumping'
My apologies if this has been previously posted. http://rvtravel.com/blog/rvnow/2008/01/are-you-secure-with-your-rv-entry-locks.html Of course, we already know that the typical RV lock is a joke. Contains a link to a TV news show about the problem in general. Pete  SignaturePosted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com > My apologies if this has been previously posted. > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Pete our rv has a burglar alarm that when armed only the electronic remote will open without waking the dead. those horns are incredibly loud. >Of course, we already know that the typical RV lock is a joke. Except when you are the one who is locked out of yer own RV. :-) >>Of course, we already know that the typical RV lock is a joke. > > Except when you are the one who is locked out of yer own RV. :-) Like when your four year old is misbehaving and locks himself inside...with the keys on the counter (and isn't at all convinced that dad isn't going to give him a licking if he unlocks the door). >>> Of course, we already know that the typical RV lock is a joke. >> Except when you are the one who is locked out of yer own RV. :-) > > Like when your four year old is misbehaving and locks himself inside...with > the keys on the counter (and isn't at all convinced that dad isn't going to > give him a licking if he unlocks the door). The only times my keys are not in the pocket of the pants I'm wearing are when I'm changing pants or one of the keys is in the hole it fits doing what a key is supposed to do. Signaturebill Theory don't mean squat if it don't work. >The only times my keys are not in the pocket of the pants I'm wearing >are when I'm changing pants or one of the keys is in the hole it fits >doing what a key is supposed to do. Not only do we have spare keys stored in basement storage areas; but the windows are always left unlocked, so we can always get in via the ladder. 'Course, the ignition keys NEVER EVER leave our rig!! The only time my keys are not in the pocket of the pants I'm wearing is when they've fallen out after an impromptu dunking in a state park lake. That taught me the reason for spare keys properly hidden. >> The only times my keys are not in the pocket of the pants I'm wearing >> are when I'm changing pants or one of the keys is in the hole it fits [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > the windows are always left unlocked, so we can always get in via the > ladder. 'Course, the ignition keys NEVER EVER leave our rig!! | >>> Of course, we already know that the typical RV lock is a joke. | >> Except when you are the one who is locked out of yer own RV. :-) [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] | are when I'm changing pants or one of the keys is in the hole it fits | doing what a key is supposed to do. Never had any month old grand kids visiting? My spares are always hidden where me and mine can find them. A lesson learned by the two oldest boys when they took my truck fishing and lost the keys and the tackle playing grab a** in the fishing boat. Came home cold and wet but home they came. |
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