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You can remove the outside handle by taking the two phillips screws out of the outer escutcheon. The handle then pulls out and you can work on it. As others have said, the inside locking lever might be the issue if it is pushed to 'lock'. Have you tried jiggling the handle whilst turning the key?

Seth, If the first inquiry does not proceed, I will take it. Thanks, Mike Lipke

Curtains or not, some mornings I wake up grumpy. Other mornings, I let her sleep.

crow bar, maybe a block of wood too.

I wouldn't think so. If the tires are over 5 years old, might put new ones on the new rims while you are at it.

No hammer!? Oh, that's right, any tool is a hammer if you abuse it bad enough...

Send photos of the rear left back end of the tow vehicle.

Winner! Winner! Chicken Dinner!

Try OSI Battery in Minnetonka MN. They may be able to help.

We don't use our CI AC very often. But when we do, it is really appreciated. We usually use the teardrop after Labor Day, but every trip it seems, we encounter at least one day where either the heat or humidity is very uncomfortable. We are in MN.

Did you mean Kelty Backroads Shelter? Can't find Backwoods shelter.

Screw a big eye bolt in the back of the garage, then use the item below to pull the trailer in slowly, while a helper steers the tongue end. I have one of these and it is amazing...

You can own Taylor Swift?? Cool...

Gonna freeze from the top down, like ice cube trays in your freezer.

I have this item installed on my 550, and it works great. Have towed it with 4 or 5 different TVs, and very pleased.

Who is 'they'? I have a Highlander Hybrid, essentially the same drivetrain, I wired it myself. 12 volt wire went directly to the battery in back. Autowbrake controller for braking. Works fine.

My late mother used one similar to the CI unit for 45 years, canning pickles and tomatoes. It was rusty but it never interfered with its function.

Please do keep us updated on installation and how it works. The only time mine rolls easily is when I don't want it to, and in a direction I'd rather it didn't.

The latch portion mounted to the door frame? Or mounted to the door itself?

Rule out a mouse nest in there somewhere.