Napoleon/Lynx | Trailer Ramp Spring Assist - Self Winding Method
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- Our self winding method for Napoleon/Lynx brand Spring Assists.
Be sure to use the proper tools and techniques outlined to prevent any injury. If you are not sure about the procedure; be sure to contact a professional installer or Napoleon/Lynx.
This method is to be used on Enclosed Trailers.
To contact Napoleon/Lynx:
1-800-338-5399 (Ohio)
www.lynx-nsw.com
This is the only video that made any sense. Most are sitting on a bench in a factory that has no application in real life. good job.
Fantastic! With your advice and demonstration of abilities, I was able to fix my trailer very cheaply and effectively. I can’t thank you enough and appreciate the service you’ve provided.
Wow! I watched a lot of videos BUT no one as your explanation. Thank you!!
Excellent instruction video with a clear explanation and easy steps to follow. Had my trailer door cables tensioned perfectly in a matter of minutes once I learned how thanks to your video! Thanks for posting!
After trying to fix for hours this video made it a 10 min job. Thanks soooo much!
Exactly! Maybe I should check you tube first. Duh!
Thank you, I just used this method to fix my trailer door and it worked exactly as you described. I wish I could give you more than a thumbs up.
By far the best video of it's sort out there.
It took an intimating project and simplified it.
Best Video on youtube Thank you so much
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Great video! Best one I’ve seen on adjusting cables and springs! Much appreciated.
Thanks for the great information, it was very helpful and made it easy to repair my trailer.
I appreciate this video. I DID fix my problem with my cable coming off using it. Just a small issue with it. Step 2 is totally accurate with springs without tension applied to them. New, great, a fix situation, not so much. I used my bar against the ceiling at first, to be able to loosen the spring set screws. I wound my cables on both sides, then proceeded to step 2. In order to do it, I reversed the order of the video until the tension was gone. Then I did step 2. Then I slapped my head, said "duh" and determined step 2 was ALREADY done if the spring was under original tension. Just had to pull the bar down to gain back the amount of tension I'd lost, then tighten the set screws. If my logic is wrong, someone please LMK. Also, a 7/16 twelve point socket works for those 3/8 square set screws in a pinch.
Thanks for pointing out those details bud 👍
gonna give this a try your video made the head scratching alot less. 👍👍video
Thank you! For the video I was able to install the cables and the spring.
Thanks for this video, I did this myself and worked great
THIS IS THE PROPER WAY TO DO THIS.
two thumbs up...... Great video. THANK YOU!!!
Great video! Thank you
Great video
Great video. Thanks
Thank you so much…
Moving the spring hub with the bar is damn near impossible. Rest was good advice.
Good 👍
The tension springs are the same for garage doors and trailer tailgate?
Is turning the spring down tightening it or does it loosen it ? I'm assuming when the door opens it tightens the spring, is this correct ?
I notice you have 2 springs on your door. My trailer only came with one. The trailer is 3 years old and I am having issues with the door. It was becoming increasingly hard to open so the trailer company adjusted the spring but now it's hard to close, ie; too heavy. Could the spring be bad or should I have had 2 springs? It's a 20 foot enclosed trailer with ramp like yours.
This could be the result of a few issues, but the most common would be the amount of turns on the spring (you need enough tension). A double spring setup would also help, but as your trailer only came with one, that should suffice.
How I order springs from you guys
I have company in San diego california
What do I need I have california state licenses
Please call Napoleon/Lynx - West at 1-800-233-3599 to speak to a representative.
That music is torturing
Great video