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quote:Originally posted by Irlpguy
The link works now Rainer, your pictures show clearly how your extension was mounted to the frame. Of course it is more difficult on the Montana's since some if not all don't have the rear cross member and the underbelly cover extends all the way to the back.
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The underbelly on my Keystone Outback 26RKS did extend all the way to the back. That crossmember was not the main support, but rather it was the frame where plates were welded to the beam extensions on both sides of the beams as well as the frame.
I later welded two large class A motorhome rollers to the end of the extension to assist traversing sudden steep inclines. These worked very well, since the distance from the rear wheel to the rear of the trailer was dramatically increased.
I wanted something practical, sturdy, and attractive, and I believe I accomplished those goals.