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• Dimensions Of The Conventional Ramp Door Spring for 7' Wide Enclosed Trailer 362SA7
  The Conventional Ramp Door Spring for 7' Wide Enclosed Trailer part # 362SA7 is 77" long and .995" in diameter. The shaft and spring is galvanized steel while the hubs are aluminum.
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• Troubleshooting Difficult to Raise/Lower Horse Trailer Ramp
  Hey Teresa, does the ramp have any type of spring assist built into it already? Is it possible that the hinge is in need of lubrication and that is what is making it feel heavy as the hinge is difficult to turn on the ramp?
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• Recommended Garage Door Spring for a 150 lbs 6' Wide Door
  Yes, we do! For a 6' long garage door you'll want the Conventional Ramp Door Spring for 7' Wide Enclosed Trailer item # 362SA7. It has a 150 lbs capacity and the rod the torsion spring sits on can be trimmed down to work with your door.
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• How to Weigh Ramp Door to Know Correct Ramp Spring Capacity
  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. You do not need to remove the door to find this weight. You will need a scale in order to measure the weight, a bathroom scale will do. Place a block of wood or other durable material on the scale and rest the end of your ramp on the block. This will give you the weight of your door. Don't forget to subtract out the weight of the block for a more accurate...
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• Replacement Cable for an Enclosed Trailer Ramp Door Spring
  It sounds like you're looking for a replacement cable for your trailer ramp spring. We have some here. The Replacement Cables for Conventional Ramp Door Spring, part # CAB1-8CB150, is a set of two cables that measure 150" long. You will want to measure from the bottom of the ramp door when fully lowered to the spring above the door frame to get the minimum measurement. I've linked to a video review of these cables for you to look at. If your measurement happens to be longer, let me know...
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• Ramp Springs For 6 Foot 6 Inch Trailer Door
  For your weight capacity and 6 foot 6 inch door what you can do is use the Conventional Ramp Door Spring for 7' Wide Enclosed Trailer - Single Spring - 150-lb Capacity # 362SA7. This works for 43" to 79" wide trailer doors and has a 150 lb capacity.
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• Does Conventional Ramp Door Spring # 362SA7 Come with Rods for Winding Spring
  The Conventional Ramp Door Spring # 362SA7 that you referenced was designed to be taken to a professional with experience winding torsion springs like a garage door company. It does not come with the tools typically needed to wind the spring. In the review video I attached you can see everything that comes with this as well.
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• Ramp Door Spring For 72 Inch Ramp Door
  Sure thing, and for your 72 inch ramp door measured between the spools, what you need for a single spring and 150 lb weight capacity is the following: - Conventional Ramp Door Spring for 7' Wide Enclosed Trailer # 362SA7
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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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• Ramp Spring Recommendation for 72 inch Wide Door that Weighs 160 lbs
  The whole assembly (96 inches wide) would be too long to trim down and still fit. I'd recommend going with the slightly smaller # 362SA7, which can be trimmed down. The spring has a capacity of 150 lbs. That means you will need to slightly support the door but it will be very minimal and will allow great assistance with operation. The # CB250D96SHD although rated for up to 250 lbs is also only able to be cut down to 80 inches. We strongly recommend having a professional overhead door...
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• Can Second Conventional Style Ramp Spring be Added to RV Door
  Hey Matt, it would be pretty difficult to install two of the ramp door springs part # 362SA7 at the same time so it's going to be best to just use the one. You most likely will find that you don't have to have it fully wound to get enough spring to make lifting the ramp easier but you could potentially wind it tighter at that point to get it to help lift even more.
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• Trailer Ramp Spring Assist Recommendation for a 44 inch Wide Trailer Ramp
  The best ramp assist spring recommendation I can make for you would be the Enclosed Trailer Ramp Spring # 362SA7. Check out the review video I attached to the right. 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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• Trailer Ramp Spring Recommendation for 63-1/2 inch Wide Ramp
  The best ramps spring option we have would be the part # 362SA7 which is 77 inches wide and has a lifting power of 150 lbs. It can be cut down to your specific custom needs and is designed to accommodate doors as small as 43 inches in width. 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.
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• Trailer Ramp Spring for a 5x8 Enclosed Trailer 72 Inches Wide Inside
  Ramp springs such as # RS16933LH would be too heavy duty for your 5x8 trailer. The only other option we carry would be a garage door type of spring system. Since the trailer is 72 inches wide on the inside you would use # 362SA7 which is 77 inches wide and can be cut to length. The torsion spring on this type of set up can be dangerous to work with if you do not have experience with them. that is why we recommend a local overhead door technician perform the installation.
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