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03-14-2006, 11:44 AM

We have a very small garage further reduced in length by an indoor/outdoor dog kennel and our 2619 with swing away tongue barely fits. We also have a height problem. I have two height suggestions to try before bleeding your tires. First, almost all overhead garage doors still project below the overhead jamb but can be manually pushed up to gain a couple of inches or more. We keep a 2X4 cut to length to hold the door out of the way when pulling our TM in or out. Secondly, on our door there is a drilled bar that projects down for adustment purposes and we sawed off that portion of the bar below the hole in use which gave us more clearance and obviated the need to bleed the tires. Lastly, if you do bleed the tires remember to refill them once your TM is in the garage (and to bleed them again before pulling out!) as the weight of the TM may damage partially inflated tires.

03-14-2006, 11:44 AM	#10
camp2canoe Guest Posts: n/a	TM height We have a very small garage further reduced in length by an indoor/outdoor dog kennel and our 2619 with swing away tongue barely fits. We also have a height problem. I have two height suggestions to try before bleeding your tires. First, almost all overhead garage doors still project below the overhead jamb but can be manually pushed up to gain a couple of inches or more. We keep a 2X4 cut to length to hold the door out of the way when pulling our TM in or out. Secondly, on our door there is a drilled bar that projects down for adustment purposes and we sawed off that portion of the bar below the hole in use which gave us more clearance and obviated the need to bleed the tires. Lastly, if you do bleed the tires remember to refill them once your TM is in the garage (and to bleed them again before pulling out!) as the weight of the TM may damage partially inflated tires.