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Like I said in my earlier post...the frame could easily accept up to a 1/4" thickness. I'd go for the thicker if it wasn't cost prohibited!
rockin' 05 Excel 35ft. FLR Limited. Rear Kitchen. A door on each side. Love Fulltiming. Our Blog: http://claphamstravels.blogspot.com    |
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I'm not concerned about the door lock, or the frosted window. The easiest route into any RV is the escape windows. Even dumb and dumber thieves can pry them out easily with a screwdriver.
Remain laidback and unruffled, camping is great! Army, 11B5MX, retired 2005 Grand Junction 35TMS 2002 Chevrolet K3500,CC,LB,black,Blacked out lighting, limo tint, shaved. 1932 Chevrolet Confederate BA(other woman) |
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Ray,
The emergency escape windows must be different on a Grand Junction than on our Excel fifthwheels which were the subject of this conversation. I can see how you would be confused though as this thread originated in the EXCEL FORUM but was then "linked" by a moderator to the "TT & 5th Wheel - Problems, Solutions & After Market" area. Most Excel fifthwheels have two such windows and the both have double interior big handle latches. I think it would take more like a crowbar instead of a screwdriver and even then a lot of effort. On the Excel, I don't think the weakpoint are the emergency escape windows. Virgil & Jo Allmond Member # 47 "The Funhouse", Excel L36CLO "Overkill", Volvo 610 13spd, 1550ftlbs torque NRA Life Member  Timberland Acres RV Park Trenton/BaaHaaba, Maine |
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We need to take a break from discussing "exterior door locks" and keeping the bad guys out of our RVs. Time to smell the roses and be thankful we saw the sun come up for another day.
John John & Marilyn Yoder CMSgt (Ret) USAF Sophia and Misha (Bichons) 2005 Excel Limited 35MKO 2001 Mack CX612 Vision "Semi-Suite" 427hp, 1560 ft.lbs Torque 222"wb Trail-Air Pinbox   "War is an ugly thing, but not the ugliest of things. The decayed and degraded state of moral and patriotic feeling which thinks that nothing is worth war is much worse. The person who has nothing for which he is willing to fight, nothing which is more important than his own personal safety, is a miserable creature and has no chance of being free unless made and kept so by the exertions of better men than himself." John Stuart Mill (1806 - 1873) |
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