Locked out?

If you had GS Emergency Roadside Service, I suspect they would have sent out a lock smith to unlock your trailer.

Where can a get a spare key made?

Ya - that's why I hide a butter knife in my wheel well. OOPS! did I just reveal my secret?

AH HA..Now we know..BWAHAHAHHAAAAHA

BizmarksMom wrote:
A butter knife will get you into most rv door locks.

Ya - that's why I hide a butter knife in my wheel well. OOPS! did I just reveal my secret?

I removed the emergency exit window with a screwdriver. Took five minutes.

One of the first things we do when buying a new TT is to have several spare keys made and make sure we have access to them, especially when we travel. You have many options on rig and tow vehicle to hide them. Also keep at least one copy of the factory original keys in a safe place at home.

We spent the night at dealership to trade the TH which had 2 doors. We took the dogs out in the early morning and oops both were locked. Key in truck but also locked and I didn't know the code. Too long to wait for dealership to open, so I ended up taking a window out of frame. DW was cold and I really wanted my coffee inside, besides it wasn't going to be mine in a few hours.

Lwiddis wrote:
Spare key hidden near the....

I have a magnet key box on the inside of my propane tank for the trailer. My truck key in a magnet box inside a hidden metal spot.

Happened to us last summer. I just went to the neighbor and borrowed his. He kind of looked at me funny at first and was surprised even more when it worked.

A habit held over from an earlier job, we both always have a key in our pocket.