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Truck Trailer Locks
Trailer Hitches & Receivers
Lining Up Trucks & Trailers
Connecting Trailers to Trucks
Connecting Truck Trailer Safety Chains
Connecting Truck Trailer Light Wiring
Testing Truck Trailer Lights
Connecting Truck Trailer Safety Globes
Loading Cars Onto Truck Trailers
Setting Up Truck Trailer Ramps
Attaching Winch Cables to Vehicles
Connecting Trailer Winch Power Sources
Connecting Trailer Winch Controls
Winching Vehicles to Truck Trailers
Securing Vehicles to Truck Trailers
Shifting Gears When Towing Trailers
Tips for Towing Trailers
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Summary: Ramps on trailers are convenient for loading other vehicles. Set up truck trailer ramps with tips from a custom car repairman in this free auto maintenance video.
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"Now we're ready to put the ramps on the trailer, get ready to load this car. This particular trailer, for the ramps, are located on the side, right here, which is convenient most of the time. Just keep in mind before you back in somewhere, if there's a fence or something that runs along a driveway that could be in the way, you can't get the ramps out, so sometimes you have to take them out before you back up. This has a quick release pin there, it'll slide right out. Each of these ramps, you just want to set them in place with the width of the car and line them up with the tires. And, they just got a channel here, on the trailer that's going to drop into."
eHow Article: Setting Up Truck Trailer Ramps
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