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Hey, guys. It's Jake here with etrailer. Today we're gonna be taking a look at the line of M-3 Ramp Door Springs. Over time, your ramp door springs on your trailer can get really, really tired. Sometimes they break. A lot of times what we see more than anything is that the cables will break.… see more >
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I would think the 185 lb spring would work best like the part #M394FR that you referenced. 185 lbs would feel really hard to pick up off the ground so I would assume this would be right at the correct capacity to make sure your ramp is easy to pick…
view full answer...Hi Connie, The closest thing we offer is an air conditioner unit that comes with a heat strip as opposed to a full heating function. But the way it works is you'll just turn the dial on the distribution box to the heat setting and the fan will…
view full answer...Hey Scott you will need to get the width of your ramp as well as the weight of the ramp to pick out what you'd need. For example the part #M394FR is for 8 foot wide ramps and has a weight capacity of 185 lb. I attached a link to all of the…
view full answer...When selecting ramp springs for a trailer ramp, you will want to know the diameter of your hinge pin and how much space you have available in the hinge. A typical horse trailer or utility trailer ramp uses 3/4 inch hinge pins and would require two…
view full answer...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…
view full answer...Thanks for reaching out, Dennis! I recommend going with the 230 lb capacity Conventional Ramp Door Spring for 8' Wide Enclosed Trailer #362SA8HD for your application. Although I don't know the exact weight of your trailer door, according to…
view full answer...Your door is a little too narrow for the spring you mentioned but we do have a solution that is the correct size with the part #CB250D96SHD which has a 250 lb weight capacity and is for ramp doors that are between 80 and 96 inches in width.
view full answer...Hey Rick, thanks for reaching out! I'm guessing the 90" dimension is the width of your trailer door so for your application I recommend the Conventional Ramp Door Spring #M394FR because it has a 185 lb weight rating. This means that…
view full answer...For a 6' wide trailer we have the 120lb capacity #362SA6 and 80lb capacity #M364FR ramp door springs from M-3. Both of these options can be shortened by sliding the mounting bracket down and cutting the tube to fit your trailer. The #362SA6 fits…
view full answer...If your fold-out ramps connect to your beaver tail via a 1-1/2" diameter shaft then we have the 2K Ramp Springs #RS16933LH (left hand) and #RS16933RH (right hand) which you can install to help you raise and lower the ramps. Aside from this we…
view full answer...Yes the Enclosed Trailer Ramp Spring #CB250D96SHD that you referenced can be cut down to 88 inches if needed. The minimum length is 80 inches.
view full answer...The weight capacity of the Enclosed Trailer Ramp Spring #CB250D96SHD that you referenced is the capacity of the spring as a whole. It wouldn't be listed as total ramp weight since the length of the ramp and hinge used would end up making that…
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