I have a ramp for side by side utv and it is curved. When pulled uo, how much room is needed above to install above garage door. Sorry that I do not
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You need about 3 ft of clearance, assuming that you are storing a normal size kayak.
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I bought these ramp brackets to work with either a residential van or a 4 x 4 dodge pickup. I used 8' 2xs and that seemed to work well for my purposes. I'm guessing that you could take a c clamp and temporarily secure a short 2x to the bracket, lay it on the tailgate / receiving surface and then use a tape measure to project out where it would hit the ground. The tape reading would then give you a pretty good idea of the length you should be shooting for in your particular case.
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It will fit above the door. My son has it mounted above his garage door with large salt water rods and reels The distance you asked for is 4 inches
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Im not sure. I saw 1 guy on utube had it mounted to his garage wall but I think it would be safer and easyer to just put it on the door. Whatever you put it on just make definitly sure its very stable.
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There are thick edges where it attach to the frame. You would have to modify it to fit. I would search for a closer size to fit. As for a double garage door the screen was fantastic.
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Hi Matt, wish I had an answer for you. This was a gift for my beau who has not installed his garage system as yet. He will be soon however, so I will get back to you then.
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In my opinion, this ramp is too small for your vehicle. I have a Jeep Liberty and my 2 Lab mixes had great difficulty getting up the ramp. The angle is too steep. The ramp is now sitting in my garage collecting dust. You'll need the larger Solvit ramp.
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The answers given here are mostly correct. Allow foot of ramp length for every 2-3 inches of height to the area that the ramp will rest on in the vehicle, be it the bumper or the floor of you vehicle. The longer the ramp the easier it will be to drive or push someone up on. Be aware that for most people 1 foot of length to 3 inches of height is too steep and can be a struggle not only getting in but also out. This has to be balanced with the room available for storage of the folded ramp (half the over all ramp length) and the room that is available to use the ramp in, whether at your home or in a parking lot. The answers given here are mostly correct. Allow foot of ramp length for every 2-3 inches of height to the area that the ramp will rest on in the vehicle, be it the bumper or the floor of you vehicle. The longer the ramp the easier it will be to drive or push someone up on. Be aware that for most people 1 foot of length to 3 inches of height is too steep and can be a struggle not only getting in but also out. This has to be balanced with the room available for storage of the folded ramp (half the over all ramp length) and the room that is available to use the ramp in, whether at your home... » Read More The answers given here are mostly correct. Allow foot of ramp length for every 2-3 inches of height to the area that the ramp will rest on in the vehicle, be it the bumper or the floor of you vehicle. The longer the ramp the easier it will be to drive or push someone up on. Be aware that for most people 1 foot of length to 3 inches of height is too steep and can be a struggle not only getting in but also out. This has to be balanced with the room available for storage of the folded ramp (half the over all ramp length) and the room that is available to use the ramp in, whether at your home or in a parking lot. « Show Less
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I did not mount my lift master yet, but if this helps,the torsion rod goes into one side or the other of the jack shaft opener. I believe you need 8" to place the unit next the shaft and then slide onto shaft however much to make proper connection.
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My gate extends only about 4 inches beyond the opening. My controller is hidden by bushes and is within the opening, but my gate is about 5 feet wider than my driveway so the opener is not within the traffic area.
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HI. My ramp opening is 90 x 80 Yes they can be adapted to fit.... But mine is tight at the end of the ramp corners. It''s funny that you asked about this because, I was putting up my Dometic yesterday and it took me 2hrs
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You may need a ramp extension added depending on the height of your van threshold. Pinning isn't usually necessary if you have a good fit and the angle is well within the recommendations. Ramps are very well constructed and not as EASY to move as the lighter less strong ones. Pinning will make you feel much more secure and give you peace of mind. We have a Chrysler T&C; and do not need to pin at the side entrance. The rear is just enough higher that it would need pinning. Ours would be utterly easy to do.
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Garages come in all sizes but should normally have at least 12" of clearance above the opening of the garage door. If you have an old enough garage you may not have enough ceiling height for the opener motor to be mounted above the vehicle
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I mounted my two openers side by side with about 18" between the two in the center of the garage , looks really good With them in one central location plus made it easy running the circuit also, only had to have one receptical for the two of them. On the length of the shaft going into the opener I went with lengthof the collar that is on the opener plus the length of the coupling that connects the shaft to the opener.Also u need to remember to have some clearance away from the bearing that the shaft runs through
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What the guide called for was REALLY long for the height of the tailgate. There is a chart. I was only loading a lawnmower(push type) so I went with about 6 to 8 feet. That worked well. The kit makes a really good ramp. I'de feel very comfortable driving a atv or mower up them.
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My suggestion is to weigh the dimensions of the extend-a-room with your ramp. If your ramp is bigger, it should be just fine. If it's smaller, probably not.
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Some garage doors are taller than others. This opener is designed for a lower door. My doors are 8 feet and considered high. I purchased 2 of these for my 8 foot doors. They work beautifully but I do lose about 10 inches of overhead clearance when they are fully open. It's not a deal breaker for me because I'm not driving an SUV or some other taller vehicle. You can buy an extension to accommodate a taller door but for me these are perfectly fine. The bottom line is if you purchase this for an 8 foot door your door will only open about 90% unless you get the extension. My 8 foot door opens just over 7 feet. Some garage doors are taller than others. This opener is designed for a lower door. My doors are 8 feet and considered high. I purchased 2 of these for my 8 foot doors. They work beautifully but I do lose about 10 inches of overhead clearance when they are fully open. It's not a deal breaker for me because I'm not driving an SUV or some other taller vehicle. You can buy an extension to accommodate a taller door but for me these are perfectly fine. The bottom line is if you purchase this for an 8 foot door your door will only open about 90% unless you get the extension. My 8 foot door opens... » Read More Some garage doors are taller than others. This opener is designed for a lower door. My doors are 8 feet and considered high. I purchased 2 of these for my 8 foot doors. They work beautifully but I do lose about 10 inches of overhead clearance when they are fully open. It's not a deal breaker for me because I'm not driving an SUV or some other taller vehicle. You can buy an extension to accommodate a taller door but for me these are perfectly fine. The bottom line is if you purchase this for an 8 foot door your door will only open about 90% unless you get the extension. My 8 foot door opens just over 7 feet. « Show Less