I'd go with a double spring personally, Scott. These are typically going to be used on more heavy duty applications like your enclosed trailer with a pretty heavy door. In order to get a proper replacement though, you'd need measure the width…
Hey Tim! The cable that comes with the Conventional Ramp Door Spring #362SA8207 can be ran over the top. I'm attaching a photo from a review someone sent in that has the cables ran this way for you to check out. Just curious why you're…
Hey Paul, thanks for reaching out. The Conventional Ramp Door Spring #M386FR is really only for 8' wide trailers, but we do offer more customizable option for 7' doors. Take a look at the following: - Conventional Ramp Door Spring for 8'…
With your over head garage door springs frequently breaking you may not have the correct capacity springs for your door. We have kits that range from 80LBS #M374FR up to 250LBS #CB250D96SHD. The weight rating is not the door weight but the amount of…
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?
The Enclosed Trailer Ramp Heavy Duty Spring - Dual, 96" Wide #CB250D96SHD is rated for doors up to 250 lbs. I'm confident your ramp won't weigh more than that unless you've added weight to it beyond the decking.
The spring with the black cable drum should always be mounted to your LEFT, standing on the inside of the trailer looking out. This is very important for proper operation. Dual spring systems, like #ERS160D96, have a red-coned and a black-coned…
Hello Tim, I am happy to get you into the right spring, but we need to know the weight of the door. You mentioned that the one you are replacing is "orange coded" but the issue is that there is not a real standard and companies use…
Sounds like you are looking for a rear door/ramp spring kit for your trailer. For that we have the Enclosed Trailer Ramp Spring #ERS120D81 which would work well. This should work well for you but I also attached a picture of it's dimensions for…
Normally the trailer ramp springs like the #362SA5 attach to the inside of the top of a trailer door like the picture I attached shows. In the picture you can also see how it attaches to the ramp as well.
Hey Boyd! Yes, the Conventional Ramp Door Spring for 8' Wide Enclosed Trailer #M386FR will work with your 95" wide ramp door. This is designed for enclosed trailer doors 94-3/8"- 95-3/8" wide so you fall into that range. It has a…
For a 200 lb trailer ramp door we have the Conventional Ramp Door Spring part #362SA8HD which would work great as it has a 230 lb capacity. You'd need to have a professional wind it for you but it would easily work great for a 200 lb trailer ramp…
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Single ramp springs are perfect for making your trailer ramp door easy to lift and lower. Ideal for small to medium-sized trailers, these springs provide the right tension to save your back and ensure smooth operation. Upgrade your trailer with a reliable solution that enthusiasts trust for quality and performance.
A single ramp spring significantly reduces the effort needed to lift and lower your trailer door. It provides the right tension to counterbalance the door's weight, making it easier and safer to operate. This is especially beneficial for those with heavier doors or who frequently use their trailers.
While installation is generally straightforward, some find adjusting the tension challenging. It's important to ensure the brackets are correctly placed and the spring is wound properly. Using tools like a rebar can help with winding, and having a friend assist can make the process smoother.
Single ramp springs are best suited for small to medium-sized trailers. They provide adequate support for doors that are not excessively heavy. For larger trailers, a dual spring system might be more appropriate to handle the increased weight and size.
Regularly check the spring tension and ensure all components are secure. Over time, the tension may need adjustment to maintain optimal performance. Inspect for any signs of wear or damage, especially if the trailer is used frequently or in harsh conditions.
Upgrading to a single ramp spring can transform your trailer experience by making door operation effortless. It enhances safety by reducing the risk of injury from heavy lifting and ensures smoother, more reliable performance. This upgrade is a game-changer for frequent trailer users.
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