Just returned from a trip and my wife said she couldn't get the TT unlocked. I tried it and sure enough, the deadbolt was stuck. I tried to turn the key (didn't even use that much force) and the darn key broke. Sadly, the previous owners didn't give us a spare and of course, of all the times I swore I'd get a copy made, I never did. All windows are tightly shut. No, I can't get inside the bed via storage. I *may* be able to get a kid to squeeze through rear storage but not sure I can make it happen. Any ideas? Bust a window and replace later? :( Even so, can it be unlocked from inside? Locksmith?Much appreciated.

My trailer has external storage that leads to the inside. I was able to open the storage door that goes under the dinette bench and send a neighbor kid through the storage bay into the trailer, where she came around and opened the door. Just a thought.

For the future; we have never used the deadbolt.I wonder if one could saw off the deadbolt with a reciprocating saw and Diablo blade. I have a battery powered one and a plug in but only carry the battery one.

Call an automotive locksmith and he will get in real quick.

Gulfcoast wrote:Call an automotive locksmith and he will get in real quick.That may be the direction we'll be going. And I guess I'll need to order a whole new lock and keys and replace it.

If it was like my Springdale,I would try to jimmy the escape hatch window with a coat hangar...Good luck...As said,maybe a locksmith..

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TurnThePage
Explorer
Nov 12, 2019
My trailer has external storage that leads to the inside. I was able to open the storage door that goes under the dinette bench and send a neighbor kid through the storage bay into the trailer, where she came around and opened the door. Just a thought.
Dick_B
Explorer
Nov 12, 2019
For the future; we have never used the deadbolt.
I wonder if one could saw off the deadbolt with a reciprocating saw and Diablo blade. I have a battery powered one and a plug in but only carry the battery one.
Gulfcoast
Explorer
Nov 12, 2019
Call an automotive locksmith and he will get in real quick.
crazyro
Explorer
Nov 12, 2019
Gulfcoast wrote:
Call an automotive locksmith and he will get in real quick.

That may be the direction we'll be going. And I guess I'll need to order a whole new lock and keys and replace it.
jaycocreek
Explorer II
Nov 12, 2019
If it was like my Springdale,I would try to jimmy the escape hatch window with a coat hangar...

Good luck...As said,maybe a locksmith..
Lynnmor
Explorer
Nov 12, 2019
Dick_B wrote:
For the future; we have never used the deadbolt.

Many handle locks can be opened with a master key, but not the more secure deadbolt.
DownTheAvenue
Explorer
Nov 12, 2019
See if the local sheriff's office will bring an inmate from their jail preferably one charged with burglary or auto theft. They will get in before you can blink your eyes!

Just kidding, of course. Sorry you are going through this and hope it works out good for you.
colliehauler
Explorer III
Nov 12, 2019
crazyro wrote:
Gulfcoast wrote:
Call an automotive locksmith and he will get in real quick.

That may be the direction we'll be going. And I guess I'll need to order a whole new lock and keys and replace it.
On the bright side you will have two sets of keys. If you are careful with a flat pry bar you might be able to pry it enough to get the door open without damaging the frame or door.
Jay_Pat
Explorer
Nov 12, 2019
Locksmith before breaking a window!!........
wanderingaimles
Explorer
Nov 12, 2019
Enter via a roof vent? Even if you break it, cheaper than a window.