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It is possible to attach a hitch to the back of your trailer, BUT: if you modify the frame in any way, the Keystone warranty is void. I'd think that if you weld a hitch, it might cause problems with the frame, maybe the suspension, but if you "void" your warranty and then have a problem with the referigerator, then Keystone is within their rights to not repair your problem. That said, if you are looking for a hitch, Curt has a 72"adjustable bolt on hitch that will fit, BUT: I'm not real sure that the way Lippert welds an extension to the end of the frame and then welds the 4" bumper onto it, that it will be strong enough to carry the weight of a trailer of any size.
I'd suggest that if your trailer is in warranty, you wait until the warranty is expired. Then, look in the yellow pages for machine/fabrication shops or ask most any reputable auto body shop for a referral in your area.
If you are in Michigan, you can not tow with a hitch attached to the bumper and your safety chains must extend outward not next to the receiver, so look carefully at laws in your state before you just "bolt on a hitch and go"
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