Milcraft Extra-Long RV Cam Lock with 8025 Key Code, 2 Inch Weather Resistant Cam Lock for RV, Thick Drawer, and Compartment Door, Replacing CH751 Lock

Reviews

MuttMutt Outdoors

I also supplied the screws for the collar on the back side and with the screws in place there is no way that it can be taken apart without getting the door open. A little marker on the bar gave me a location to make a small cut in the 2X4 so that it can catch in place quite well. It was simple enough to drill a 3/4 hole and the lock slipped right in and the collar on the back with a couple screws will keep anyone from unscrewing it with a screwdriver.

Paul Doane

I did have to knock a star off because the included locking bars are soft metal and bend quite easily so I guess I will have to find some way to stiffen things up a bit as right now if I can catch my finger on the edge of the door I can pull it away a bit even when locked so I know someone with a screwdriver or crowbar will be able to get in. The door is 3/4 OSB and the frame where the lock catches is 2X4 dimensional lumber so I needed something a bit longer than normal to help make sure the lock is fairly sturdy. The media could not be loaded.