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Conventional Ramp Door Spring for 6' Wide Snowmobile Trailer - Single Spring - 80-lb Capacity
M-3 and Associates

Conventional Ramp Door Spring for 6' Wide Snowmobile Trailer - Single Spring - 80-lb Capacity

Part Number: M384FR
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Replace your old snowmobile trailer door spring with this heavy-duty conventional ramp door spring. This single-drum setup reduces the chances of getting your snowmobile's ski caught in the cable. Fits 37" to 67" wide trailer doors. Great Prices for the best trailer ramp springs from M-3 and Associates. Conventional Ramp Door Spring for 6' Wide Snowmobile Trailer - Single Spring - 80-lb Capacity part number M384FR can be ordered online at etrailer.com or call 1-800-940-8924 for expert service.
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M-3 and Associates Trailer Ramp Springs - M384FR

  • Single Ramp Spring
  • 72 Inch Wide Doors
  • Conventional
  • 80 lb Capacity
  • 66 Inch Wide Spring
  • M-3 and Associates
  • Steel

Replace your old snowmobile trailer door spring with this heavy-duty conventional ramp door spring. This single-drum setup reduces the chances of getting your snowmobile's ski caught in the cable. Fits 37" to 67" wide trailer doors.


Features:

  • Ramp door spring lets you easily lift and lower the door on your snowmobile trailer without risk of injury
    • Helps take on the weight of your trailer door so you don't have to
  • Spring reduces wear and helps prevent damage to door hinges
  • Single cable reduces the chances of getting your snowmobile's ski caught in the cable
    • Installs on the passenger's side of your trailer
  • System can be modified to fit your specific application
    • Slide the bracket down and cut the shaft to a shorter length
  • Orange safety cover installs on top of the bolt heads to prevent any unwanted adjustments
  • Sturdy steel construction
  • Made in the USA


Specs:

  • Application: 37" to 67" wide trailer door
  • Dimensions: 66-7/8" wide x 4-3/4" tall
  • Spring capacity: 80 lbs
  • Cable length: 150"
  • 1-Year limited warranty


Warning: It is recommended that only individuals who have experience winding torsion springs install this product. If you have not worked with a torsion spring system before, we recommend contacting a local garage door company to install this system.



9500473 M-3 Snow Mobile Trailer Ramp Conventional Springs - Single Spring - Single Drum - Single Cable - 80 lbs - 66"

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Conventional Ramp Door Spring for 6' Wide Snowmobile Trailer - Single Spring - 80-lb Capacity - M384FR

Average Customer Rating:  4.7 out of 5 stars   (390 Customer Reviews)

Replace your old snowmobile trailer door spring with this heavy-duty conventional ramp door spring. This single-drum setup reduces the chances of getting your snowmobile's ski caught in the cable. Fits 37" to 67" wide trailer doors.

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See what our Experts say about this M-3 and Associates Trailer Ramp Springs

  • Recommended Garage Door Spring for a 5' Wide Trailer Door
    Hey Michael! I would be happy to help you with the spring assist but we do not have a ramp door for you. I've got a couple options for springs depending on the weight of the door/ramp you choose to go with. These come with all mounting hardware necessary to get them set up. I have listed them below: 80 lbs Capacity - Conventional Ramp Door Spring item # M384FR 120 lbs Capacity - Conventional Ramp Door Spring item # 362SA6
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  • Difference Between Conventional Ramp Door Spring for 6' Wide Enclosed Trailer # M364FR and M384FR
    The Conventional Ramp Door Spring for 6' Wide Enclosed Trailer # M364FR has two spools that cables can attach to which gives a bit more flexibility in how it can be used whereas the # M384FR only has a single spool. I attached review videos for both for you to check out as well.
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  • Overhead Ramp Spring for Use with 80 Lb Trailer Ramp
    If the weight you would be lifting is the weight of 80 lbs then yes you'd only need the part # M384FR to help lift it. This would have enough capacity and could be wound to basically make the ramp feel like its very light.
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  • Replacement Ramp Door Spring Assembly for a Cargo Trailer Ramp Door
    The spring assemblies are pretty universal and can be cut to length depending on what size you need. The Conventional Ramp Door Spring for 7' Wide Enclosed Trailer - Dual Spring - 120-lb Capacity item # ERS120D81 will work for your Carry-On 6X12CGR7K. You will have to shorten the bar to get it down to the 66" wide you require. If you don't have experience working with torsion springs I recommend you contact a garage door installer. Each spring has to be wound a quarter turn at a time 30-40...
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  • Are Trailer Ramp Door Torsion Springs Available as Separate Items
    Unfortunately, we don't offer the torsion springs as an individual item. I'd recommend the # M384FR 6-foot spirng assembly which includes the shaft, drums, cable and all the needed hardware for installation. Keep in mind, those torsion springs are wound up with an incredible amount of force so for the sake of safety you'll want a professional to handle the installation for you. I can remember helping a friend to install a similar spring on a garage door years ago. He was using a screwdriver...
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