Reply to "Trailer with low air dam"

dougmMember

Wheel ramps for the tow vehicle.

Mine aren't here or I would measure them but I believe they are 14" high.

Hook up the trailer. Put the ramps behind the back tires of the truck. Back up onto the ramps.

This obviously lifts the back of the truck but also drops the back of the trailer significantly. Takes the steep pitch out of the ramps perfectly.

I can drive straight up with the kids toyota mr2 and his air dam is 1 3/4" off the ground.

I bought mine but with your fab skills you could put a set together in about 5 minutes

Doug M

12/28/145:07 PM

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