Stretch a garage door or shrink a trailer

If this was going to be a one shot deal where I was taking it in there for instance for a long term rebuild or similar, I would go to the junk yard and get a set of wheels on the cheap, and put them on the trailer with no tires, and back 'er thru the doorway.
Kinda of a lot of trouble though if a guy wanted to take the trailer in and out a lot.

Lowsuv wrote:
the angle of the dangle will probably get you ..
a 10 foot high trailer will not fit because of the lip between the driveway and garage create an issue after the trailer is in until the axles crest the lip .
this particular phenomonom is called a " wedgie " .

unless the approach to the garage and the garage itself are perfectly level there could be a big problem.
bumpy

yes

When the same subject came up a while ago, someone suggested replacing the air conditioner with a low profile one to loose a couple of inches.

Bill

the angle of the dangle will probably get you ..
a 10 foot high trailer will not fit because of the lip between the driveway and garage create an issue after the trailer is in until the axles crest the lip .
this particular phenomonom is called a " wedgie " .

Just make sure you have also figured in the height of your air cond unit too. :W

No one can answer that for you. You'll have to get some one to watch while you "slowly" try it. I stood on the rear ladder once, checking the clearance at a RR tunnel on a back road (had a grass strip between the tire tracks).

Some times doors hang a bit lower than the opening. Maybe you could raise the upper limit. We don't know what kind of trim you have around the door but it's a area that might lend it's self to modifications.

might want to look at those portable garages...