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
from the Netherlands thanks for the video
Looks good it’s coming together really nice.
Looks fine run with it 👍lol. Thanks for sharing
None of my working trailers have straight ramps. Looking good.
I have beat the hell out of these ones and so far not one issue. They are a bit heavy which is the only drawback...
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...
Those look good. They are going to twist a bit the first time you use them on uneven ground so no worries. Now build a lift assist for them
How about Rustys rear mounted winch??
@@SeanFillner I was thinking a captured spring in a tube with a cable attached to the ramp- that is
if the ramps are hinged to trailer.
What kind of axles did you make your own I'm trying to put together something like that to where it doesn't need leaf springs
I am extremely inspired by all your videos!but apparently I can no longer register ex military vehicles 😖
Hi Howard! Does your state not allow it?? We have people working hard to change that.
Don't forget gussets LOL
I think that is a bit much at this point...
never change powered blade when plugged in to power source.
I don't need all my fingers...
The hand flapping makes me giggle.
I tend to do that when my OCD goes "south" LOL
So many was to load onto a trailer. Pull out ramps drop ramps or pack around ramps. Your choice should work out.
These will be flip ups, should be okay...
Where did you get those tire-wheel combos for $100?
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@@SeanFillner Thanks. I had never checked Amazon.
Hope you guys are safe from wildfires!
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...
its crooked cause your garage floor is not even. Your garage floor has cracks in them.
Exactly...
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
I figured it was something like that.