96 Inch Wide Redline Enclosed Trailer Ramp Spring Recommendation for a 8x16 ft Homestead Trailer
Updated 11/03/2011 | Published 11/02/2011
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Question:
I am purchasing a used 8x16 homestead trailer, previous owner removed swing door and installed a Ramp. This ramp is very heavy, what type of Hinge mechanism should I purchase??
asked by: Don P
Expert Reply:
The Enclosed Trailer Ramp Spring # CB250D96SHD that you referenced would be great to help you with the heavy door that is on your 8 foot by 16 foot homestead trailer. This spring is 96 inches long and should work well for you since your trailer is 8 feet (96 inches) long.
For the hinge, I recommend the Continuous Hinge - Steel - 5" Wide - 96" Long # PLR844.
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