Locks on Propane tanks?
Hello, When I went to my 5th wheel in storage recently I noticed that both my propane tank doors were slightly open. The tanks were still there and nothing else was disturbed. My question is th...
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hotjag1 wrote:2manytoyz wrote:
The propane tank on our Class A has a door with a lock, so no reason not to lock yours. That will keep the opportunist from taking your tanks, but not someone determined.
I was very surprised to read that your motorhome has a locking propane compartment. I've owned 8 motorhomes and the propane compartment was the ONLY one that didn't have a lock on it. Your motorhome is much newer than ours so I'm wondering if the newer ones now come with a locking compartment. It will be interesting to hear other replies.
No lock on my 1999 Class A propane basement compartment. All other basement doors have locks except the generator. Since there are significant fire safety issues with both compartments, I prefer that the doors stay open all the time. Both compartments are open from below anyway.
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