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Bedlam
Sep 13, 2019Moderator
If you get any truck frame flex, that will be transfer into forces on your camper frame if directly bolted together. Although it is done, I would rather see a spring load device between the camper and truck for that reason.
If you could slide the camper farther forward so you have minimal overhang, then you would not need a hitch extension. This would allow you to use the existing receiver but you will need to find an alternate location for your auxiliary fuel tank.
If you could slide the camper farther forward so you have minimal overhang, then you would not need a hitch extension. This would allow you to use the existing receiver but you will need to find an alternate location for your auxiliary fuel tank.
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