Racorman
Santa Cruz, California
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Just another way to skin the cat:
I used stainless on the back side of the eye bolt (shown on the exterior of the ramp door)
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MadMav
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I'm thinking I will have to do an Eye bolt all the way through the 2" aluminum framing on the door. Didnt want to really do that, as I didn't want anthing showing on the outside, but it might be the sturdiest way.
How much movement does the cable/chain setup have when you are on it?
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juzplanekrazy
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No movement at all, or very little. I only install the eye bolt thru my door when using the door as a patio, and I only hand tighten the nut underneath, thats all that needed. I made a cork plug to put in the hole when not used with a cap on the outside, you can't see a hole.
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nayther
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Don't have any pics but I installed the eyebolt through the outer frame so it sets into the recess where the spring/upper attachment is. Like said above, once you get the cables the right length the ramp is always level with the floor.
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Racorman
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nayther wrote:Don't have any pics but I installed the eyebolt through the outer frame so it sets into the recess where the spring/upper attachment is.......
Is this what you mean?
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