If you want, you can always put some spacers under the ramp in the driveway and run the ramps over with Abel... that should straighten things out if you are smart about where you put the spacers and how high they are. I would still recommend adding drop downs to the ramps to prevent the trailer from trying to pop a wheelie when you drive up the ramp and all that weight is on the back, with nothing but the hitch to prevent it from moving. So, a cable winch set up to lift the ramps after loading? LMBO!
I have a plan for trailer lifting when loading I think you will like but I cannot install them until I get the bed mounted... Lifting the ramps should not be hard since Rusty has a rear mounted winch... I think you can see where I am going with this...
Hi John. Thank you. We are pretty much in the dead center of town in a residential area. It is however very smoky and hazy here today. Looks like something out of a sci fi movie...
Those blades aren’t meant for that high of rpm, that’s why you’re getting so many sparks. Cold cut saws run 1200- 1500 rpms. I bet you’re burning blades like mad...... like your channel
