Advice on front of 2007 26L EXP

[Toydog]

We purchased this used trailer and have loved it. We are just concerned about the bowing in the front under the extended bed. (See photo). Any advice is welcomed!

[Scott_Trailer_Newbe]

Looks like the frame and hitch is bending upwards. This does not look safe to tow. Need to get underneath and examine the frame.

EDIT: Or it’s possible the floor and above frame structure is collapsing.

[Tunce the traveler]

[QUOTE=Scott_Trailer_Newbe;657896]Looks like the frame and hitch is bending upwards. This does not look safe to tow. Need to get underneath and examine the frame.

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[ALJO]

The last owner must have been cruising pretty fast with that TT to cause that problem.
It happen to more Jay Feather owners with the Norco/Bal Ultra Frame. The biggest problem was the bolts in the front members where not checked for tightness. Also the big hole for the electric cables should have been further away from the A-Frame.
To correct this you can jack it up and install 2" angle iron or 2" tubing under the whole length of the front cross-member. When the front cross-members are horizontal again be sure the A-Frame and the Frame behind the front cross-member aren't twisted.
If you have to do some re-enforcement in the front storage comportment do so with either a piece of 1 1/2" angle iron. If you need more advice you can PM me, because are familiar with the Ultra-Frames.

[ALJO]

Don't know what size wdh bars is used on the TT, max is 975 pounds. So on the 26L 800 lbs. bars is recommended.

[Toydog]

I am not too savvy with technology. Do so appreciate input and will likely pm. Most thankful!

[Toydog]

Really really am thankful

[Toydog]

Can you direct me on how to PM? I apologize for my ignorance.