Modifications to 189FBS

[chama60]

I am interested in putting a a bumper on my 2008 189FBS. It is primary purpose is for storing the sewer hose. Right know I have to crawl on my hands and knees to reach the factory hose storage tube mounted under the trailer. Has anyone out their made such a modification? If so how did it work for you?

I am also interested in installing "Road Pro" tail lights. Anyone out there try these lights yet?

[queball110]

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[flugelboneman]

Good luck on installing a rear bumper. I took my 189FBS to two different welders who flat out told me I was dreaming in technicolor. There is nothing to anchor a bumper to. They said it might be possible, but I would not even want to hear what it would cost.

I purchased one of those handy dandy plastic sewer containers and that fastens quite nicely at the back. They are available at most RV stores and come in different lengths. They are of sufficient diameter to house the sewer hose AND the end fittings, which most square bumper housings do not.

I also have found a bike rack that fits on the rear door of my Chevy Trailblazer TV. These ideas might substitute your quest for a bumper. I too wish they had put one on, but I guess that was omitted in the interest of lite weight.