Locks used in slam latch doors
As it looks like the other lock thread will be LOCKED soon, I thought I would ask this question here. Like the 751, etc locks, are the locks used in slam latch doors all the same? Double sided key...
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Hi All.
No wonder why a lot of RV'ers have a hard time with the "Locks" and "751 Keys".
First off, I have never had to slam any of our Motorhomes Locks, ever. Try keeping them clean and Lubed. Boy they sure work much better. I close our Compartment Doors very easily and push on the bottom of the Compartment Door, then the nasty so called CH 751 RV Key works so easily and so smoothly. Its called taking care of your things. In the 46+ plus years as Travelers and RV'ers, and mostly Boon-Dockers, we have never had any problems, or have ever broken anything. We have never even had a "Flat Tire" or a "Blow-Out", or have ever broken down.
We have never needed a so called "RV Teck", either in all of these years. I do all of my own work on everything we have ever owned.
"LUCK" I don't think so. As we both are real nut cases about "Proventive Maintance Programes", Period. You can tell a lot about someone buy the way they keep their RV's. And I don't mean just clean and waxed.
Watch people in Campgrounds, and watch how they treat their RV's and the rest of their stuff. Makes you wonder ?
Good Luck To All. Happy Travels. Dan & Jill & our two small "YORKIE KID's" who love to travel as much as we do
No wonder why a lot of RV'ers have a hard time with the "Locks" and "751 Keys".
First off, I have never had to slam any of our Motorhomes Locks, ever. Try keeping them clean and Lubed. Boy they sure work much better. I close our Compartment Doors very easily and push on the bottom of the Compartment Door, then the nasty so called CH 751 RV Key works so easily and so smoothly. Its called taking care of your things. In the 46+ plus years as Travelers and RV'ers, and mostly Boon-Dockers, we have never had any problems, or have ever broken anything. We have never even had a "Flat Tire" or a "Blow-Out", or have ever broken down.
We have never needed a so called "RV Teck", either in all of these years. I do all of my own work on everything we have ever owned.
"LUCK" I don't think so. As we both are real nut cases about "Proventive Maintance Programes", Period. You can tell a lot about someone buy the way they keep their RV's. And I don't mean just clean and waxed.
Watch people in Campgrounds, and watch how they treat their RV's and the rest of their stuff. Makes you wonder ?
Good Luck To All. Happy Travels. Dan & Jill & our two small "YORKIE KID's" who love to travel as much as we do
