ATV RAMP Recommendations
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I've used them about 5 times now and they work great. The reason I ordered that particular set was the extra width (54"). Most other manufactures seem to be around 48" - 51" wide. 77" long is fairly common for a tri-fold. Those couple inches make a huge difference in confidence when backing out let me tell you. Keeps the wife happier as well. My tailgate height is right at 35" and I wouldn't think another 3" would be too steep. You could always try to load so that the quad is on a slight downhill to the truck thereby decreasing that angle slightly?
#13
go to Loading Ramps, Hauling, Transport, & Skateboard Ramp Superstore - Discount Ramps.com and look around...they will have what you are looking for.
After you find what you need, look them up on ebay and it will be cheaper!
After you find what you need, look them up on ebay and it will be cheaper!
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Did you find a set of ramps?
I use a set of those ramp brackets with 8 foot 2x12s for loading my Scrambler (your 850 is probably too heavy for these) in the back of my lifted F-150 and it's almost too steep. My bed is 43" off the ground, and I would assume you would be a little higher with a 6" lift in an F-250 so I would say you need at least 8 foot long ramps and longer if possible.
EDIT: Nevermind, I didn't see the post where you said your bed was at 38", so something a little shorter than 8 feet would probably work.
I use a set of those ramp brackets with 8 foot 2x12s for loading my Scrambler (your 850 is probably too heavy for these) in the back of my lifted F-150 and it's almost too steep. My bed is 43" off the ground, and I would assume you would be a little higher with a 6" lift in an F-250 so I would say you need at least 8 foot long ramps and longer if possible.
EDIT: Nevermind, I didn't see the post where you said your bed was at 38", so something a little shorter than 8 feet would probably work.
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Yea thats where I bought mine was discountramps.com They were pretty good to deal with. The back of my tundra from the tailgate down to the ground is pretty high. Even though I have the heavy duty single arched 120" fold ramps, I still us a trailer and keep this for backup and different applications. I would also keep all your transport options open too. Case in point I had a receiver hitch installed on our former VAN so I could pull the trailer when I wanted to take our bikes down to our in-laws.
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#19
I came down to two different ramps to choose from, please see the links below and advise me of what you guys think. I'm not comparing cost, this not my concern.
LongATVRamps: Long ATV/UTV Ramps
95" ATV Ramps at Discount Ramps.Com
LongATVRamps: Long ATV/UTV Ramps
95" ATV Ramps at Discount Ramps.Com
#20
I came down to two different ramps to choose from, please see the links below and advise me of what you guys think. I'm not comparing cost, this not my concern.
LongATVRamps: Long ATV/UTV Ramps
95" ATV Ramps at Discount Ramps.Com
LongATVRamps: Long ATV/UTV Ramps
95" ATV Ramps at Discount Ramps.Com