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RustyJC
Explorer
Oct 07, 2016

Stolen 2017 DRV Mobile Suites 39DBRS3

The following was posted in the DRV Owners' Group on Facebook:

Attn. all friends and family of Wheels RV. We had a New 2017 DRV Mobile Suite 39DBRS3 Vin# 5KEAG3923H1317718 stolen off of our lot Saturday night about 10:30pm. We are offering a $1,000 cash reward to anyone that can give us information leading to the arrest and conviction of the people that did this. If you or anyone you know was driving on 412 Saturday evening about this time and saw anything or a large truck pulling a large fifth wheel west on 412 towards Siloam Springs please let us know ASAP. Contact Tontitown Police Dept at 479-361-9168 if you have any info at all.
If all of my friends and family would please share this I would appreciate it.


This DRV Mobile Suites 5th wheel was stolen in Arkansas and would have 317718 written in white marker paint on the pinbox. Please keep your eyes open.

Rusty
  • laknox's avatar
    laknox
    Nomad
    Oct 07, 2016
    Did you see where 3 high-end MHs were stolen off a dealer lot this week? Total value nearly $3 million. Driven right off the lot.

    Lyle
  • Bob_Vaughn's avatar
    Bob_Vaughn
    Explorer
    Oct 08, 2016
    Would a king pin lock, the jacks down and stabilizers down and a lock on the front leg power switch have prevented this. This is why I do not ever want to leave my rv any where I cannot watch it??
  • RustyJC's avatar
    RustyJC
    Explorer
    Oct 08, 2016
    I haven't noticed too many RV dealers who keep kingpin locks on their stock units. Thefts such as this may change that. Of course, my dear old departed Dad always told me that locks only keep an honest man honest - a determined thief will find his way around them.

    Rusty
  • Bob_Vaughn's avatar
    Bob_Vaughn
    Explorer
    Oct 08, 2016
    I think the DRV may have been a crime of opportunity. They saw the 5th wheel sitting there unprotected and they just drove under it and made off with it......a couple of minutes and they were on their way.....
  • Cummins12V98's avatar
    Cummins12V98
    Explorer III
    Oct 08, 2016
    Bob Vaughn wrote:
    I think the DRV may have been a crime of opportunity. They saw the 5th wheel sitting there unprotected and they just drove under it and made off with it......a couple of minutes and they were on their way.....


    The controls panel for the landing gear is easily accessed with the famous CH751 key.

    Oh BTW ALL the newer DRV's are still that way. I bought the replacement cylinders from RVlocks to change out the CH751's to match the baggage door locks. Better so all exterior locks were keyed the same. THEN I found out all DRV baggage locks are the same, GRRRRR.
  • Sinbadman5024's avatar
    Sinbadman5024
    Explorer
    Oct 08, 2016
    laknox wrote:
    Did you see where 3 high-end MHs were stolen off a dealer lot this week? Total value nearly $3 million. Driven right off the lot.

    Lyle


    Value is $1.8 for the three RVs. From Transwest in Fredrick, CO.
  • missourijan's avatar
    missourijan
    Explorer
    Oct 08, 2016
    The control panel for the slides and the landing gear is inside the Drv's, front door is not a 751 key. So, if it was locked it shouldn't have been easy, so maybe not locked?
  • azjeffh's avatar
    azjeffh
    Explorer
    Oct 08, 2016
    missourijan wrote:
    The control panel for the slides and the landing gear is inside the Drv's, front door is not a 751 key.

    While the control panel for the slides is located inside my trailer, the leveling system is located outside and accessible using the CH751 key.
  • RustyJC's avatar
    RustyJC
    Explorer
    Oct 08, 2016
    Folks, please think about what you're doing here. All of this is on the Internet and available to anyone who knows how to use a search engine. Do you really think it's wise to publish the key codes to our rigs on an Internet forum?

    Rusty

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