Does your gate bounce when traveling down the road
1012887
My tailgates design has pins on each side that securely locks the tailgate in place for traveling.
1012888
It does not bounce but I have drop pins holding No but in have drop pins holding the gate to the trailer
1012889
No, I have hinges with L-pins that keep my ramp up at all times when traveling. The backward thrust and wind shear would be strong enough to make gate move back and forth if you do not have a means of securing it in upward position. So far, I am satisfied with the operation of my lift.
1012890
It does not bounce but I have drop pins holdingNo but in have drop pins holding the gate to the trailer
1012891
Always pin, latch or lock the tailgate in its upright position to stop the gate from bouncing.
1012892
You still need to pin the tail gate so it will only rattle or bounce what the pins will allow. The Gorilla lift is not design to be what holds the gate up. My gate is 4' X 7.5' heavy duty the Gorilla gate works prefect.
2191025
No, you don't bounce around as much. They still bounce, but it's not as springy so the bouncing is less.
2261950
I have used the Mountek nGroove 6000g CD a few times. If the road is rough you might get some jiggling, but on most roads, I have experienced little or no jiggle.
524503
So far I have only used in on the road, but it seems to stay in place even when it's bumpy.
229544
I was referring to the locking pieces that move up and down. If the gate should be dropped closed the plastic locking pieces can break. We also had problems with the rails that the door moves along seperating from the frame. It's a good idea and many people have been pleased with it. We were more displeased with the poor customer service(they sent the wrong replacement parts and would not correct the mistake then stopped responding altogether)
1147666
Sorry to say but probably not. If your towing with a softly sprung SUV it very well could help but generally the bounce is caused by an oscillation between your vehicles frame and the expansion joints on concrete roads. Try changing your speed and see if it stops.
743624
Probably not. I wasn't impressed with this gate. It nearly pulled out of the wall the first time we opened it. I followed the directions to the letter. It was very hard to use in an area with a lot of traffic.
1298134
Yes it does. The doorway bouncer doesn't bounce very much though, which is one of the reasons I returned this product.
13854
Be sure you have it completely seated in place. Mine doesn't bounce at all.
655364
No. There are Velcro straps that go around the banister to hold the gate frame in place. They are very sturdy.
281623
I think I know what you mean and yes in my opinion it does/will bounce instead of just coming to a complete stop with no give, course you have to make it bounce, if you don't move at all it want bounce as much.
2229471
don't believe so but you sometimes must exit driveways etc at an angle as it does tend to drag.
1422728
In the beginning yes, but when you start to drive after a while it dropped. Also the holder wiggled as you go.
990361
Not that I have ever experienced with mine. I do like its downloadable No, it doesn't send alert that vehicle has resumed movement.
1893359
Its a small maneuver of lifting gate up about an inch up and then out ...shouldn't be an issue!
1679376
No it is stationary. You may not have a problem depending on the size of your tire but my is oversized at 35 inches and that causes the problem. I have heard there are extenders available to add to the hitch but haven't looked for them yet. One thing is that the upright bar does fold down but only to about 45 degrees and not enough to open the swing gate on my wrangler.
552411
Not easy but it does. It does not ride down the street with you. I The street don't go the right way.