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- LwiddisExplorer IITragic.
- pnicholsExplorer IITragic indeed!!
Now ... so that we all can learn ... what was the cause of the fires? - BarabooBobExplorer IIII wonder if their smoke alarm had batteries in it and was it in working order, I have two smoke alarms in a 17' trailer just to be sure. I check the alarms before every trip. I told my wife that if there is ever a fire, RUN for the exit. The fire extinguisher is next to the door, if you can't put it out with that one extinguisher, leave. Trailers are not cheap but a life is priceless. I can always get another trailer. She also knows how to break the rear window with the baseball bat that is in the rear of the trailer for that exact purpose.
- colliehaulerExplorer IIIOne of the first things I do after buying a new trailer is get a real fire extinguisher and replace the cheapest smoke alarm the rv mfg can purchase with a quality unit.
Another problem with mfg is placement of the smoke detectors. Mine was above the stove and microwave facilitating removing the battery to cook anything.
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