ATV loading ramps
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I bought mine at Farm and Fleet (now Tractor Supply Company ). I bought the steel version, you can see them here,Ohio Steel. I bought them in 1997 and they are still like new. Never slipped on them with mud/snow/rain on the quads and ramps. (not even when walking on them!) I highly recommend this brand.
The steel ones weigh about 40 lbs each but will hold 2000 lbs. a pair. They work great for loading the riding mower too!
When folded I can put one under each quad, (I have a flat bed), in a regular truck bed I put one under and one next to the quad.
The steel ones weigh about 40 lbs each but will hold 2000 lbs. a pair. They work great for loading the riding mower too!
When folded I can put one under each quad, (I have a flat bed), in a regular truck bed I put one under and one next to the quad.
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I bought a set of tri fold aluminum ramps at lowe's and I a pretty pleased with them. Since I am loding a large utility into a S-10 shortbed, I have to drive the front wheels over the wheel wells while the back wheels are still on the ramp. The ramps I bught have chains on the top with "S" hooks so you can attach them to the tabs that hold your tailgate closed. This keeps the ramps from ever slipping out even if you back wheels push on the ramp to get traction. They cost $117
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