would this void my warranty? 🤣🤣

[MARK A]

I can hear Keystone's sphincter slam shut from here!

[mlh]

Before you take it in for warranty work you might wont to take the 4X4 off.
Lynwood

[MARK A]

I want to see them get it UP there!



Mark

[Montana Man]

I appreciate this guys thinking outside of the box.

[Ahdmeyer]

no doubt it took some pin weight off!
al meyer
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[Sdgood1]

I think Forest Gump had it right on this one,,��

[Charlie 3931fb]

WHAT??????? I hope he did this or did someone take a wrong turn somewhere. Where did you see this at?

[twindman]

So does it raise the rear truck wheels off the ground?? LOL

[mlh]

I saw a DRV fiver with large BMW on the back of it and ask the owner about it. He says the camper was designed to carry a thousand pounds.
Lynwood

[StageCoachDriver]

YES! Don't let Keystone or any dealer see that modification.

[GeorgeP.]

It’s photoshopped on you can see blur in some spots.

[BobStack]

Yup, total photoshop

[prndl]

Originally Posted by BobStack

Yup, total photoshop

Great job with the shadows and shading/sunlight if photoshopped.

[Charlie 3931fb]

FIGURES.... I was thinking that it might be photo-shopped. sure fooled us...

[BB_TX]

I am not convinced it is photoshopped. Looking at the sun lighted parts (top back of seats only, front and sides only of roll bars, all other surfaces of the UTV that match the angle of the sun on the trailer itself), shadowed areas on and in the UTV that match the sun angle, and the shadow of the UTV including roll bars and mirror on the ground matches the UTV, and even the shadow of the rack the wheels are setting on. All of that matches the angle of the sun. Some black pads placed between the front wheels and the top of the trailer. And is that yellow ratchet strap at the top to hold the front end from swaying during travel? Rear wheels are setting on a rack to hold them steady.

Picture is slightly out of focus as it was taken thru a windshield. You can even see white spots from apparent bugs or something on the windshield. All that would have taken an incredible amount of time and effort. Not impossible of course, but reasonable??

I am thinking it is real. My guess is the center black post showing above the UTV is some type of lift that can hook the front of the UTV and lift it slowly up as it rolls toward the trailer, until it leaves the ground and the rear wheels are just above the rack, then as those wheels move over the rack it is lowered until those wheels set on the rack for transport. To remove it, raise it slightly, pull out until the rear wheels are outside the rack, the slowly lower as the rear rolls back away from the trailer. That would probably take less work than photoshopping the picture.


Human ingenuity can be amazing. And sometimes scary.

[Rhiannon28]

I saw a large 5th wheel with this exact set up headed west on 84 in Oregon last week. We were headed the opposite direction so I didn't get a good look but it sure was impressive.