Not a good idea. he Montana does not have near the frame to support that much load on the rear end even with "beefed-up" suspension. Next issue is that much weigh on the rear will unload the pin (think see-saw) and cause ride and handling problems.
I look at this as a mechanical engineer. I would never swing that much weigh around on the back end.
If you want to go the route of a 5er, you need to look at New Horizon and have one special built with the lift that has the frame to handle it.
Ken
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