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Baggage doors locks. THERE HAS TO BE A BETTER WAY!!!!

map40
Explorer
Explorer
Hi. I have 5 motorhomes that use the regular good old cam door locks that are comon to all mid-grade motorhomes and trailers. I am tired of locks that break, swivel locks that break and won't move or would rotate 360. They are rental units, they get used quite frequently, so it is not because of lack of use. Anybody found anything better?
Alfa SeeYa
Life rocks when your home rolls
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IAMICHABOD
Explorer II
Explorer II
I have replaced all of mine with These ,they can all be keyed alike so I only have one key for everything.

The ones on my Former Rental were JUNK. As were the keys,these are a lot stronger.

I also like that they have a cover on the key slot that moves when you insert the key,thus keeping all grime out.
2006 TIOGA 26Q CHEVY 6.0 WORKHORSE VORTEC
Former El Monte RV Rental
Retired Teamster Local 692
Buying A Rental Class C

Bumpyroad
Explorer
Explorer
map40 wrote:
Hi. I have 5 motorhomes that use the regular good old cam door locks that are comon to all mid-grade motorhomes and trailers. I am tired of locks that break, swivel locks that break and won't move or would rotate 360. They are rental units, they get used quite frequently, so it is not because of lack of use. Anybody found anything better?


for rental units, I would expect lock mistreatment being forced open/shut, etc.
bumpy

mbutts
Explorer
Explorer
Hop over to CH751.com for better locks, but they are not cheap (about $15/lock).
Mike Butts
DW+DD+DS+Poodles
2017 Forest River Forester 3011DS (first MH!)
Previously 1999 Coleman Santa Fe pop-up, 2007 Kodiak 23SS hybrid, 2013 Sunset Trail 29SS travel trailer