RVLock Hasp Bar Latch

New to RV life and brought a toy hauler. After learning key

When we picked up our new bumper pull toy hauler a few months ago, the dealer handed us a pile of keys as we left. Ain't nobody got time for checking all those keys! So the first thing we did was replace all locks with RVLocks so now we have just one key for everything on our trailer. These hasp bar locks are even slightly better quality than the locks they replaced and it took just a few minutes to swap them out. We've locked/unlocked daily for the past couple months and they're still performing like day one.

Holes didn't line up perfectly, but really didn't plan on it that's why they hole plugs. They work great on my new 5th wheel toy hauler no bulky locks banging around plus with the main doors and soon to be all the other doors on the camper now I have 1 key for everything instead of 4.

The lock works great. The holes lined up perfectly for our Voltage Toy Hauler. I love that the key will match my other doors. I gave four stars for future improvement. Suggestion… 1- Design and send bolts along with it. We used the old but would have preferred some new ones. The old ones allow for a bit of movement of the lock. 2- When it is unlocked, I can pull on the bar/handle that this holds, and pop it right out. Our last one wouldn’t do that. You'd have to push the top of the latch to pop it out, then the bar was free. Since the camper design only allowed for this to be upside down (bar pushed up into the latch), it is possible for it to be hit and come out. I have a slight concern if it’s left unlocked accidentally, it’s possible for the door to become unsecured. That wasn’t a possibility before. Hope this helps.

RVLock Hasp Bar Latch