RV water door key from older 88 RV
I recently purchased an older 1988 Class-B Okanagan motorhome. The water inlet door key is missing. I would take it to a locksmith, however the RV title was lost and I'm uncertain if the state i...
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My water fill door lock seized again this spring. I got a vice grip on the lock and twisted it until the door opened. Measured it and bought a new one which came with two keys. I happened to try a new key on the old lock and it worked!
On the registration problem, I also have an experience. When I purchased a new utility trailer from Home Depot about ten years ago I didn’t buy a new license plate, used used the one from our old pop up tent trailer. Last year I loaned the pop up to son in law so I needed a new plate for the utility trailer. I went to the local licensing office and was told a sales slip from the store was needed. Home Depot didn’t have a record of the purchase. Then the lady at the licensing office said she could deal with this problem by having my wife sell me the trailer. That transfer cost $20 and another $30 for the license plate with registration papers.
On the registration problem, I also have an experience. When I purchased a new utility trailer from Home Depot about ten years ago I didn’t buy a new license plate, used used the one from our old pop up tent trailer. Last year I loaned the pop up to son in law so I needed a new plate for the utility trailer. I went to the local licensing office and was told a sales slip from the store was needed. Home Depot didn’t have a record of the purchase. Then the lady at the licensing office said she could deal with this problem by having my wife sell me the trailer. That transfer cost $20 and another $30 for the license plate with registration papers.
