Recommended Enclosed Trailer Ramp Spring for 133 lb Cargo Trailer Door
Updated 06/25/2015 | Published 06/23/2015
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Question:
what spring will lift a 133 lb. door on the cargo trailer
asked by: Don D
Expert Reply:
The M3 Enclosed Trailer Ramp Spring, part # CB250D96SHD offers a 250 lb capacity, and is 96 inches long, and would be sufficient for the weight of your door. Depending on the width of your trailer, this might be a good choice for you. The rod the springs mount on can be cut down to 80 inches in length if necessary.
Be aware that the installation should be undertaken by professionals that have experience installing torsion springs. Because of the tension on the springs, a mishap could be disastrous.
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Conventional Ramp Door Spring for 8' Wide Enclosed Trailer - Dual Spring - 250-lb Capacity
- Trailer Ramp Springs
- Dual Ramp Spring
- Torsion Spring
- 150 Inch Cable
- 231 - 250 lbs
- Conventional Spring
- 6 Foot Wide Trailer
- 7 Foot Wide Trailer
- 8 Foot Wide Trailer
- 94 Inch Wide Spring
- M-3 and Associates
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