Are Ramp Door Hinges for Trailer Available?

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do you have ramp door hinges for snowpro hybrid 12ft trailer

asked by: Dan G

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We do carry ramp door hinges though they are not made specifically for a Snowpro trailer. The ramp door hinge # PLR1902 is steel and gets welded on; I've added a photo showing the dimensions of this hinge as well as a link to a video review for you to take a look at and a link to our selection of hinges.

expert reply by: Kyle S

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The Ramp Door Hinge #PLR1902 does require welding of both portions. The tab gets welded as you stated to one side and the outside cylinders get welded to the opposite side. I've attached a couple pictures to assist.

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