6 FT x 15" Aluminum 6800 LB RampS CAR Truck Trailer Auto Hauler Knife & Hook Ends

$ 383.00

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Based on 147 ratings

Sturdiness

9.90

Maneuverability

9.68

Light weight

9.28

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PLEASE READ THE ENTIRE DESCRIPTION BEFORE PURCHASE. 15" WIDE, ONE SET OF 2, Aluminum Ramps 6 FEET LONG PLEASE READ THE ENTIRE DESCRIPTION BEFORE PURCHASE.

Aluminum Trailer Loading Ramps for Cars, Pickup Trucks, Atvs, UTVs, and Other Rubber Wheeled Equipment that do not weigh more than 6800 Lbs Per Axle at any given time.

The trailer's lip is connected to the hook end. SET OF 2 RAMPS FROM THE KNIFE TO THE GROUND. The dimensions of the entire ramp are as follows: thickness (height) 214 inches, width 15 inches, and length 6 feet. All measurements are to be taken with a 14-inch margin of error.

Load heights range from 12" to 36" NOTE: ALL Dimensions are +/- 1/4 inch.

RETURNS: We accept returns for a FULL REFUND MINUS $100 within 30 days of purchase. 00*** Ramps must be in new, unopened packaging with all original strapping and bundling. EMAIL FOR EXPEDITED SHIPPING TO THE LOWER 48 CONTINENTAL UNITED STATES (STREET ADDRESS ONLY) NO MAIL BOX SERVICE

Questions & Answers

How much does each ramp weigh?

Each ramp weighs 5 pounds.

Is it possible to load a truck onto a trailer using the ramps?

It is entirely dependent on the vehicle's (truck's) weight. I've used them to load a small tractor with a backhoe onto a trailer, but the tractor only weighs about 3500 pounds.

Is it possible for me to pick it up at your location?

We regret to inform you that all orders will be shipped. Thank you. br>br>

Is this product covered by a warranty?

I didn't inquire about the warranty, but I've owned a Suburban and a smaller New Holland tractor with a front loader and a bush hog, so I know how tough they are.

Selected User Reviews For 6 FT x 15" Aluminum 6800 LB RampS CAR Truck Trailer Auto Hauler Knife & Hook Ends

I'm not sure why I've been waiting this long

5/5

Okay, ever since I bought the trailer, I've been using the steel ramps that came with it. Loading some low cars, such as my Mustangs and my friend's Porsche, was a little difficult. These changes were so significant that I still smile when I load a car! The things are well-built, as evidenced by the fact that we loaded them onto a New Holland tractor (I know, it's probably overloading them, but hey, any port in a storm, right?). ) and they're still going strong. Cars, on the other hand, are a different story. Please. Are you talking about suburbs? Yup, NP.

Shawn Vega

| Apr 22, 2021

It's a good product that does exactly what it says on the tin

5/5

Strong and wide enough to load my 1480-pound lawn mower with ease. The "hooking" piece that anchors the ramps to the trailer is one of my favorites. It's something I've seen on a lot of heavy-duty ramps. You might have to think outside the box to come up with a way to "hook" the ramps. These ramps are a huge improvement in terms of strength and durability over most ramps, which cost between $100 and $150. They ought to last quite a while.

Atreus Osborne

| Mar 19, 2021

Back- saver! For a flatbed car or tractor hauler, this is a must-have

5/5

It helps me load and unload my Kubota L2350, which is equipped with FEL and implements. It doesn't flex at all, but if I needed to load something heavier, I'd just block the midsection where the stress would be the most intense. It's also super lightweight, as it replaces my old heavy wood ramps. My friends are all clamoring for one as well.

Pablo READ

| May 21, 2021

This is a true work horse

5/5

They're a lot lighter than you'd expect for their size; the first test involved loading a half-ton 4wd pickup truck with plow head gear, and they didn't even flex. I wish I'd purchased them years ago. Compared to the shorter ramps I was using, it would have saved me a lot of time and aggravation.

Yosef Andrews

| Jan 04, 2022

These are really good! For their size, they are extremely strong and light in weight

5/5

Very well-written- made. They're what I use to load a John Deere 1025R tractor onto my trailer. This purchase has made me very happy.

Elyse Palmer

| Nov 12, 2021

Steel ramps are half the weight and half the strength of wooden ramps

5/5

Several times a day, I load and unload a skidsteer tractor. I was having a lot of back pain because of the steel ramps I was using. These ramps are much lighter than steel ramps, but they are just as strong. Also, loading my tractor is a lot easier.