LMAO

 

Nothing worse than short ramps and a lifted truck!! I use the redneck ramp quite often to load anything w/ wheels into the truck, just find a hill (pond burm, terrace...) and let the tail gate down. Then your only about 1 ft. off the ground. I have went through a shed b4 going up steep ramps w/ a flat tire[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif[/img][img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-blush.gif[/img].

 

Wondering..... How can you clear a truck or whatever you load and fly into a shed, sounds kinda funny concisdering thats big air to catch with a flat tire, please explain lol

Travis

 

Ramps were leading right into a shed maybe 2 ft. longer than my quad, almost rolled off the side going up so i punched it. Flat tire caught lip of shed=AWESOME TRACTION. Need more??

 

I CRASHED MY QUAD INTO THE BACK OF THE CAB TWICE ON MY PICK UP BENT THE FRONT RAIL AND PUT A CREASE IN THE CAB LUCKLY I DIDN'T BUST OUT THE WINDOW FIRST TIME I FOREGET TO PUT THE EBRAKE ON HIT THE BRAKES ON THE TRUCK AND BAMM COME SLIDING FORWARD. SECOND TIME LOADING UP AFTER RIDING IN THE RAIN AND WATER HOLES AND MUD ALL DAY GAVE IT ALITTLE GAS LIKE NORMAL TO GO UP THE RAMPS AND WENT TO HIT THE BRAKES AND JUST SLID.

 

i was loadin the wolverine i used to have and the boards i was using snapped and it fell off the truck backwards with me on it....had big mudders on it and they kept it from tippin over on top of me......whew was i lucky!

 

Haven't had an "incident" yet!!(knock on wood!!) I use a folding ramp with two tie-downs hooked to the bumper.