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Lift and Lubricate Wheels for Trailer Loading

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What happens here

To get the car onto the trailer, the team employs a strategic method involving lifting the car with the new Husky floor jack. They then slide wooden blocks under the tires to raise the car's height slightly. To facilitate movement and reduce friction, they liberally apply dish soap to the wooden blocks and the trailer ramps, ensuring the tires can slide easily without spinning on the slippery surface. This process is done incrementally, lifting and blocking each wheel as needed. Pieces of scrap wood are cut using a circular saw to create custom ramps and buffers.

Goal: Raise the car and reduce friction to allow smooth loading onto the trailer

Tools and materials

  • Circular Saw Milwaukee M18 FUEL — For cutting wood to size
  • Husky Floor Jack Husky — For lifting the car
  • Wooden Blocks — Used as temporary ramps and support
  • Dish Soap — As a lubricant for the ramps

What they say

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stands nation and gut on this check out my friends guys these people joanna's not here but they're both real g's they let my moldy car sit in their driveway for like six months and they never complained about it and now he's here helping me do it in the cold so go check them out my friends are genuine people and that's important to me oh thanks mitchell i'll show them come check out my sweet car and this is my dusty pile of turd right now the 94 gt it's got a gen 3 coyote in it out of a 2018 car also with the whipple which conveniently came off a white car uh we're doing a full s550 interior swap on it so this is full dash steering wheel center console transmission all of that wiring on the ground there all of that wiring over there is all out of our 2018 donor car that is all getting swapped into this baby so uh you can check out this build on mine and my wife's youtube channel that 1320 chick mitchell will link it somewhere yes i will i don't know here or here somewhere somewhere but yeah so this is us back the rolls all right stop there stop stop we're gonna be into bumper in a second okay so we scooted the ass over a little bit we can't steer it because in order to steer it we would have to like be able to poke it and turn it on to unlock the column um so this is what we have to work with and the 2x4 is keeping the bumper safe thankfully so i guess we're just going to roll with it and see how far this thing is wait we're gonna rolls with it we're gonna rolls with it we're gonna roll with it that's our only royce hold on um maybe we want to throw more wood under it yeah i think the wood is working as a buffer well i meant here yeah it's just because now it's gonna drag that oh yeah that ain't good we need to get wood under that too so we're using the the shelf material the d interior projects this seems stupid but i really think it's going to work i really do because i've washed this trailer before and then tried to load up right after and if i don't have any kind of momentum the tires just spin on the ramp because that's really shiny powder coat so we screwed the car forward picked it up and replaced the dollies with pieces of wood so that way it can slide more flushly right onto the ramps which are pre-sprayed with dish soap we're really doing it i was just saying i'm like definitely going to wash this thing before it even comes off the trailer just so it's more pleasurable to look at during all of this and i think we might just straight up pressure…

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