I have heard of them as a factory option in the late 70's trailers.
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AIR #0078
'01 2500hd ext. cab, 8.1 litre gas, 5 sp. Allison auto
3.73 rear end
Mag-Hytec rear diff cover
Amsoil Dual by-pass oil filtration system
Amsoil synthetics all around
265 watt AM Solar, Inc. system
I just ordered to battery boxes from Bob Caldwell Rv the part number is 200276 they are 91.82 ea. the phone number is 1-800-282-3628. I am working on the same model as I am writing this. Good Luck.
Robin Stone
I found it missing! There is a picture in the owner's manual for the '78 Excella. They were mounted along the floor, often rearward of the fridge. They used a mosler type two key (master and slave) set-up. I had a box made and found a safety deposit lock with keys on eBay. It slides into a steel box mounted robustly to the floor. It's hard to find and hard to open-two pluses. Since the keys are flat, I just xeroxed them so that I have a paper pattern in case I lose a key. Had to have the safe for completeness if nothing else!
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"Not all who are laudering are washed" say Bill & Heidi
'78 Excella 500,"The Silver Pullit". vacuum over hydraulic disc brakes, center bath, rear twin. '67 Travelall 1200 B 4X4 WBCCI 3737
Po;s used it alot, I am unable to figure out how to open it just yet. When I have some spare time, Ill lay on the floor, with my 8 track playing and fiddle with it. The keys are odd shaped and long.
They work like a safety deposit lock. The key towards the middle is the long one, it's the master. Put it in and turn it. The short key on the end (to the left) is the owner key, it will turn and release the safe once the master is put in and turned-just like in a bank.
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"Not all who are laudering are washed" say Bill & Heidi
'78 Excella 500,"The Silver Pullit". vacuum over hydraulic disc brakes, center bath, rear twin. '67 Travelall 1200 B 4X4 WBCCI 3737
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