Rubber Bumper for Enclosed Trailer Ramp Door - 2-1/2" Diameter

Video Transcript for JR Products Enclosed Trailer Ramp Door Rubber Bumper Review

What's up everybody It's AJ with etrailer.com. Today, we're gonna be checking out this bumper for enclosed trailer ramp doors. So you can see right here, our old one, I took it off, it was only a chunk of it left, so we have to replace it, so that's what this part's gonna do, it's gonna sit up here, so when you bring this ramp door down, the bumpers will hit the ground and you're not just slamming the ramp against the ground. Let's check it out. Jumping right to it, when we replace this, we use the existing hardware, it doesn't come with any hardware, so I got a washer and a bolt to put in there, we're just gonna put it right back in that same spot and start to tighten it down. Come back with my ratchet and socket and continue to tighten it down.

Taking a closer look at the bumper, it's gonna be 2 1/2 inches in diameter, it's also gonna have a 3/8 inch of a hole there in the center, so that way, you can pick out the right hardware, like I said, we got a bolt and a washer there just to hold it in. It's gonna be an industrial strength rubber, so it's really gonna be able to take that impact when you drop that door, it's not gonna just destroy or crack on the first couple drops, it'll last a long time, and the elements shouldn't bother too much, but these have been on this trailer for a very long time, so you can definitely see that the other ones are a little worn down, I should probably go ahead and replace all of them too. Another nice thing is it's gonna stick up an inch when you add that pad to the ramp, so when your lower it, the ramp's not just gonna just slam on the ground, which means it's not gonna smash your hands, there's still room in here because of that bumper for my fingers not to get smashed. Now, not just for the back ramp either, you can use them on your side doors, you can see we have one in here and one at the top, so when we open this door all the way, it doesn't make contact with the trailer, it stops before it does that. You don't have to just use it on the back ramp either, you can use it on the side of your trailer, so we have one down here, one up there, and that's just for when we opened this barn door, if it was to swing all the way open and slam against the trailer, it wouldn't just hit the trailer, it would hit those bumpers first.

So overall, very handy to have this on your ramp or the side of your trailer. I like that you can do this, like I said, to protect your hands when you're dropping the ramp, protect the ramp when you're dropping the ramp, or even the trailer when you're opening that side door, there's a nice bumper in there to keep from damage itself. Well, I think that does it. Thanks for hanging out, and I hope this helped..