Keystone RV Forums - View Single Post - My 1800RB Story, problems, fixes, photos and videos.

Hodgy · 06-27-2018, 05:14 AM

.

I noticed this before but this week while packing the TT it aggravated me again. The under seat storage has a piece of plywood with cross support. The lifting holes are drilled such that the cross support blocks one of them. Now this configuration does not stop you from sticking a finger in one of the holes and lifting the plywood off.

A little forethought and planning could have shifted the holes apart to bridge the cross support and allowed for the use of my opposable thumb.

Another case of Keystone not focusing on the end user. It is the drilling of two holes and they had to chose a position to put them. Takes no more time to do it right.

.

06-27-2018, 05:14 AM	#90
Hodgy Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2017 Location: Bragg Creek Posts: 636	. I noticed this before but this week while packing the TT it aggravated me again. The under seat storage has a piece of plywood with cross support. The lifting holes are drilled such that the cross support blocks one of them. Now this configuration does not stop you from sticking a finger in one of the holes and lifting the plywood off. A little forethought and planning could have shifted the holes apart to bridge the cross support and allowed for the use of my opposable thumb. Another case of Keystone not focusing on the end user. It is the drilling of two holes and they had to chose a position to put them. Takes no more time to do it right. . __________________ 2016 Bullet 1800RB, UVW 3260, led by a 2005 Chev Silverado Z-71 1500, Crew Cab, 5.3L, 4WD, Tow & Off Road Package with 4.10 Rear Axle, GVR 7000 lbs, Front GWAR 3925 lbs & Rear GWAR 4000 lbs., Payload 1600 lbs., Hellwig 6012 Air Bags. 97' Honda Goldwing GL1500. Home Base is the Alberta Foothills at 4300 ' ASL.