Storage on rear of travel trailer?
I love my travel trailer but the outside storage area is very limited. There is only one outside accessible storage it is hardly big enough for my water hose and sewer draining supplies. I would lik...
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If you put anything on the bumper, the trailer will actually explode.
Unless you have a 1 ton dually. Or a Propride hitch. Then you can load it up all you want.
Just messing with all of ya.
I had my Gen on the back of my 26ft Wilderness. Haven't noticed any difference since I removed it. Only reason I did was my new storage spot has an extreme driveway and I hit it pretty hard going in or out. Had to come off.
So if that's not an issue, I don't see an issue with a plastic box, BBQ, and assorted supplies. I'd be careful how heavy of a bumper you add maybe.
Personally, under 150lbs, I'd probably use an elevated cargo tray that uses the rear receiver.
Unless you have a 1 ton dually. Or a Propride hitch. Then you can load it up all you want.
Just messing with all of ya.
I had my Gen on the back of my 26ft Wilderness. Haven't noticed any difference since I removed it. Only reason I did was my new storage spot has an extreme driveway and I hit it pretty hard going in or out. Had to come off.
So if that's not an issue, I don't see an issue with a plastic box, BBQ, and assorted supplies. I'd be careful how heavy of a bumper you add maybe.
Personally, under 150lbs, I'd probably use an elevated cargo tray that uses the rear receiver.
