skid plates for Imagine 2500rl

[craig_mary_2]

I brought home my shiny new baby last night. When I entered my driveway which is uphill my rear stabilizers dragged on the street. After the sick feeling left me I realized that this can be repaired. However I cant change the grade of my driveway. A coworker suggested that adding skid plates or rails would eliminate future damage. Has anyone had experience with this problem?

Craig

[jmbopp]

Are you running a weight distribution hitch? Can you un-snap the bars to lower the tongue and raise the rear just to get it in and out of the driveway?

[craig_mary_2]

I am running a weight distribution hitch and I thought that this might work. My concern is that I live on a very busy street and I hate to be in the road loading and or unloading my bars. This may be the most logical solution though. Thanks for the prompt advise.

[zeke66]

Here is a video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zxv66ZzZlFY

[zeke66]

Here they are on Amazon:

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1

[craig_mary_2]

Thank you!

[Riley 1841]

Thanks looks like a great idea.

[TucsonJim]

We had a set of rollers spot welded onto a trailer with low clearance years ago. It really offered a lot of protection. Just spot weld them at the back of the frame.

https://www.amazon.com/Ultra-Product...er+skid+roller

Jim

[MarkRizRV]

I am running a weight distribution hitch and I thought that this might work. My concern is that I live on a very busy street and I hate to be in the road loading and or unloading my bars. This may be the most logical solution though. Thanks for the prompt advise.

Find a place close to home to take the bars off before you get to your house, that's what i used to do