Roof vent lid gone... how did this happen?
I went over to the RV storage place the other day, opened the door to our trailer, and found the front bed completely soaked. I looked up and to my utter amazement found myself staring up at the sky ...
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Dave H M wrote:
:h Man the bandido would have to been super skinny to think they cold slinky down thru that little hole.
I don't know the layout of your RV as to whether this would be possible or not. If a hole is available in the right location, it is possible to reach in with a stick and flip the lock to unlock a door from the inside.
I have had to use this trick a few times when I needed to 'break in' to something when my keys were accidentally on the wrong side of the lock. Something a simple as a couple broomsticks taped together may be enough to get across a passenger compartment and poke the power door unlock button. I had to do something similar when I needed to get in my sister's house when they were gone - the pet door was just big enough to get something in and hook the deadbolt latch.
So just because a bad guy can't get through an opening doesn't mean it isn't a break in.
Maynard wrote:
...The center bar was still in place, and the screen was still in place, and perfectly intact. No damage to either of those things. ...
Good to hear it wasn't an attempted break-in.
-Eric
