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Originally Posted by CaptnJohn
It is stamped on mine 'not to exceed 200#). I have never used mine but after seeing one in a CG I'm considering. An owner had a metal/plywood box fabricated on the door side and has a Honda 3*** generator in there. On the street side another box where his 50 amp cable and FW hose is stored. He had pulled his 5er over 8K miles with it like that~~~~~~~~~~
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The slide bumpers made around 2013 had a lock bracket that was way too flimsy. It's the bracket just under the back of the trailer. The lock pin goes through it to hold the slide in the extended position. It also supports the slide when extended. I think Keystone is using a much beefier one on newer models. Some people have successfully reinforced the bracket. With a better bracket you can use the slides for things like bikes. I would not attach a hitch. Ever.
The bumper welds are also too thin to support anything other than hoses. I had to take the spare tire carrier off. The weight of the tire cracked the bumper. It's on my todo list to cut the bumper off and weld on a new reinforced one.
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