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Old 11-10-2013, 06:06 AM   #21
Nailz
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Great ideas! My trailer is tucked away for now, so I'll have to try again later. I may try just putting the rear wheel of my truck on the automotive ramps I purchased. That would be easier than all the steps I am currently doing.

I am sure there is a way of calculating/ figuring out the correct angle at the top of the ramp. Trial and error with my 900# mistress is stressful.

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