Conventional Ramp Door Spring for 6' Wide Enclosed Trailer - Single Spring - 120-lb Capacity

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• Does Lifting Force Consistency of Conventional Ramp Door Spring # 362SA6
  When wound properly the 120 lb lifting force of the Conventional Ramp Door Spring # 362SA6 is going to be basically throughout the entire range of the ramp being lifted as you'll feel it. That said, the spring will be helping the most when the ramp is on the ground and as it gets closer to the being closed gravity will affect it less and less which works out perfectly as the pulling force of the spring will begin to diminish at the same time. This is why it's so important to have a professional...
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• Should Enclosed Trailer Ramp Spring # 362SA6 Install to Sheet Metal Above Enclosed Trailer Ramp
  The Enclosed Trailer Ramp Spring # 362SA6 that you referenced does require a very solid mounting point for installation. If that means you have to drill through the steel of your trailer above the ramp then that would be the best way to do it. You do need support at the bracket locations for the spring to lift the weight it is designed for. The installation instructions for this product are recommended for individuals who have experience winding torsion springs. If you have not worked...
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• Ramp Door Spring Recommendation for a 2009 Carson 6x10 Enclosed Trailer
  Trailer ramp door springs are generally chosen based on the inside width of the trailer where it will be installed. Also, ramp door springs such as # 362SA6 can be trimmed down some if the length is too much for the trailer. This is the shortest version we have in this style. It can be trimmed down to 38-3/8" inches if needed. We strongly recommend to have a garage door company install these types of springs because if not done properly it can be very dangerous since the springs are under...
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• Replacement Torsion Spring for 1990s Carson Enclosed UtilityTrailer
  To select a replacement torsion spring for your enclosed trailer's rear ramp door you will want to match up the spring dimensions and also confirm the weight of the ramp door. There is no way to look up the original part but contacting Carson with the trailer VIN might be enough for them to tell you something that will help you select the correct new spring. The item you mentioned, part # 362SA6, has a weight capacity of 120-lbs and overall it is 67-inches. Width can be adjusted from...
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• Can the Enclosed Trailer Ramp Spring # 362SA6 be Trimmed Down Shorter
  Yes, you can trim down the length of the Enclosed Trailer Ramp Spring # 362SA6 as needed. The installation instructions for this product are recommended for individuals who have experience winding torsion springs. If you have not worked with a torsion spring system before, we recommend contacting a local garage door company to install this system.
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• Ramp Door Spring Recommendation for Lifting Ramp Door that Weighs 77 lb and is 63 inches Wide
  Due to the weight and dimensions of the ramp door you have on your shed the 67 inch long Enclosed Trailer Ramp Spring # 362SA6 would be the better option. It's a few inches longer and has a capacity that matches what you'd need so it would be a great option.
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• How Much Can the Conventional Ramp Door Spring for 6' Wide Enclosed Trailer Be Cut Down
  The Conventional Ramp Door Spring for 6' Wide Enclosed Trailer part # 362SA6 can be cut down to fit a 38" wide doorway. Therefore, it would indeed work with a roughly 3-1/2' wide doorway.
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• Correct Ramp Door Spring for 61" Doorway
  The Conventional Ramp Door Spring for 6' Wide Enclosed Trailer part # 362SA6 is designed for 38" to 69" wide trailer doors so this is what you'll want to use. The bar will actually be trimmed to fit your exact width.
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• Does Conventional Ramp Door Spring 362SA6 Include The Mounting Brackets?
  The Conventional Ramp Door Spring for 6' Wide Enclosed Trailer # 362SA6 actually does include the mounting brackets, just not the mounting hardware. The reason for this is that the mounting hardware is dependent on the structure of your specific trailer. If you are not familiar with installing torsion springs then you will need to have a professional install this for you. I included a video of the # 362SA6 for you to take a look at.
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• Measuring Ramp Door Weight For Replacement Ramp Door Spring
  In order to properly weigh your door to figure out the correct spring you only need to find the weight when the ramp door is down. Assuming you weighed your door without spring assist, you can use the 74 lb measurement. Typically, you use a scale and place a block of wood or something similar on the scale and rest your ramp on the block to get this measurement. You do not need to know or estimate the total weight of the door to choose a replacement spring. Based on the weight and the door...
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• Length of Cables for Conventional Ramp Door Spring for 5 Foot Wide Enclosed Trailer
  I reached out to the manufacturer, who told me the cable was 135 inches long for the Conventional Ramp Door Spring for 5' Wide Enclosed Trailer # 362SA5. What you will do is measure from the top of your door down to the bottom of the door and if it measures up you can use the spring. In regards to capacity, the 85 lbs is the max weight the door can be to safely use the ramp door spring. If you need more capacity or a longer spring, for a longer 150 inch cable and 120 lb door capacity,...
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• Conventional Ramp Door Spring that Fits 61 inch Wide Ramp Door
  We don't have ability to cut down our trailer ramp springs at this time but we do have a Conventional Ramp Door Spring that does fit your 61 inch wide door that would not require cutting with the part # 362SA6 which would work great.
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• Rear Ramp Door Lift Spring Recommendation for Enclosed Trailer
  For enclosed trailer ramp/doors the best option is the style of spring that mounts to the top of the rear door frame and pulls the ramp up like the Enclosed Trailer Ramp Spring # 362SA6. The Gorilla Lift you mentioned only works on utility trailer with raised bed rails.
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• Can Enclosed Trailer Ramp Spring Be Cut Down When Installing
  The Enclosed Trailer Ramp Spring, part # 362SA6 will work great for your Haulmark trailer. This spring is 66-inches long but can be trimmed down to fit the size you need. The spring has universal brackets with 3/8 inch holes and can be mounted on the trailer header. The bracket can be installed by welding if that's the way you need it. You will want to use great caution when installing the cable and adjusting the spring tension. If you are not familiar with how it is done I strongly recommend...
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• Ramp Door Spring Recommendation for a 5x8 Enclosed Trailer
  What I recommend for your enclosed trailer is a ramp spring such as # 362SA6 which is 66 inches wide. This is similar to a garage door spring and as such it is recommended to have someone with experience installing garage door torsion springs perform the installation. The spring will not take up the total weight of the door but will assist with 80 pounds of it which is the max capacity of the spring.
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• Ramp Springs for the Front and Rear of a Snowmobile Trailer
  For the rear opening I recommend using enclosed trailer ramp spring # ERS120D81. It has a capacity of 120 pounds. And for the rear I recommend # 362SA6 which has a 120 pound capacity. Professional installation by someone with torsion spring installation (like a garage door company) is recommended because working with these types of springs can be dangerous. You would not be able to use a spring such as # RS16933RH because it produces 2,000 pounds of torque. This would require a very have...
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