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Old 05-04-2020, 09:46 AM   #11
flybouy
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It looks like you are trying to justify new (1000lb) bars. This is probably a justifiable purchase if it eases your mind. You might do some posting and see if anyone wants to trade. Is this a Blue Ox hitch? I was in this situation once.

Secondly, How does your unit tow as is? I would think near perfect as you have a totally capable tow unit for your camper. you are not even close to the edge and I doubt you will see much, if any, improvement going to 1000 lb bars or larger.

As always, just my opinion.
In my opinion running bars rated for 750 lbs with a 1,000 lb. load (33.3% over the rating) is past the "edge".
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