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Originally Posted by TMMiniVan
We had the propane tank off today when we installed the weight distributing hitch so I guess someone did mod it as it was pretty easy. The hitch wasn't so much - the dealer had to go cut the bolt to make it fit!
That lift kit installation is beyond my abilities but I can show my husband. I was hoping for a simpler answer that will get us out of the street within a few days (before we get called to task by the neighbors).
-Amy
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You can pick up 2, 12" pieces of 2.5" square tubing (or cut down a longer piece) from a steel supply shop or scrap metal yard. Make sure that it has 3/16" wall thickness.
You could take it to a trailer repair place or welding shop and they can install them for probably ~$150-$200. It's just a 2-3 hour job.
As you will find out from reading this forum for awhile, sooner or later you will probably want to install 15" tires & wheels to increase tire life and lower risk of blow-outs. In order to do that, the trailer will require a lift-kit anyway.