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Posted by dr.sportster on February 26, 2005 at 13:38:11 from (209.247.222.94):
In Reply to: Loading problem posted by Rob in Mo on February 26, 2005 at 12:52:48:
Rob ,not trying to be a wiseguy,but,not by any tape measure Ive ever owned.Unles you are saying the opening is 82 then gets wider again,you never know.There is a way to get a motorcycle through a door that is wider than the door but you need width on each side of that door.trouble is you cant sit on the tractor and do it And dont want the trailer banged up yet youd have to try "ramming it in there".I think the tape measure might be right on this one.Good luck.
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