Replacement Rubber Bumper for Enclosed Trailer Ramp Door

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i have one of your enclosed trailers on the two back doors there is a bump stop on the side do you sell them or where can i get a replacement thanks william

asked by: William S

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Expert Reply:

Hey William, it sounds like you are looking for the Rubber Bumper for Enclosed Trailer Ramp Doors part # 386000. Let me know if you are looking for something else though.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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William

6/27/2024

To start off with you did not read my note I have the in closed trailer with two doors and not a ramp so the rubber stoppers you are listing will not work on my trailer thanks for not reading note

Jameson C.

6/27/2024

@William I tried to understand what you were asking for and I did my best to give you what I thought you wanted but I wasn't totally sure.

William

6/28/2024

I don't know how you got your job I looked up the part myself the # 386000 is what I needed your family I guessing owns the company and that's how you have a job

Jameson C.

7/1/2024

@William Thanks for the great feedback. I am glad you found the part # 386000 which is pretty close to what I was thinking when I recommended what I did. I think if you had a little better attitude and maybe a little more articulate this would have gone a little smoother. That said I'm glad you got it figured out.

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