Will the Ramp Springs Part RS16933LH and Part RS16933RH Work With a 200 Lb Ramp

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Will these springs help lift a 200# ramp?

asked by: Herb K

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Yes, the Ramp Spring part # RS16933LH for the left hand side and part # RS16933RH for the right hand side would work well with a 200 lb ramp. So long as the diameter of your shaft is 1-1/2" you will be good to go.

expert reply by: Conner L

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Answer 1

Right hand side would refer to the passenger side of the trailer and the left hand side would be the driver side. The part #RS16933LH is the left side and the part #RS16933RH is the right hand side. Both of these would work great on a 1-1/2 inch…

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

Using your terminology, the spring closes as it is flexed when the door is lowering. The spring part #RS16933LH that you referenced is designed to apply torque to help lift a ramp door all the way up. If you check out the picture I attached you will…

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Answer 4

You will indeed need to place the left hand ramp spring on the left hand side (the driver's side) and the right hand ramp spring on the right hand side (the passenger's side) in order for the springs to properly mount and wind. We do have…

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Answer 6

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