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Put a little time into making sure all the weight wasn’t on the tailgate but works fine. I can access the hitch without the entire tailgate getting in the way now. The sled isn’t at a very steep pitch either. 

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I'm pretty sure everyone wants to see the video of the loading/unloading process.  Personally I'm hoping you came off a jump :)

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Put a little time into making sure all the weight wasn’t on the tailgate but works fine. I can access the hitch without the entire tailgate getting in the way now. The sled isn’t at a very steep pitch either. 
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A few 2x4’s?
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So why do you call it a lame tailgate?


Agree. If it’s so lame, why not opt for the standard option?
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Everyone’s triggered! The tailgate is lame because of its 300lb weight limit on that little flap.  And yes the jump was about 5 foot high and as you can see I landed perfectly! 

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Everyone’s triggered! The tailgate is lame because of its 300lb weight limit on that little flap.  And yes the jump was about 5 foot high and as you can see I landed perfectly! 
5 foot high. Love it!

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