can the 120 inch ramp and 96 inch ramp connect together?
1600559
I do not believe so. The 120" ramp that we bought tapers off at either end without any obvious means to connect with another ramp.
1600560
No, not unless you manufacture a support frame to attach each to. The 120" ramp is as long as you can possibly use without adding support to the center.
1600561
They are not designed to attach to each other. You could drill holes and over lap them and use through bolts, with a backer board for strength, so the aluminum doesn't tear. Then they would no longer be portable. Thats a long distance unsupported. You could get a portable stage, that you could use as a transition area.
134178
My boat is 96 inches and the upright supports are very flexible so l would say yes.
641321
If yours is anything like the one I bought the answer is you can't. It doesn't have enough power to even get up the ramp.
582086
The same company sells "kits" for building large ramp systems. These are pricey, but it might be the way to go.
1515403
You can connect them if u have another if you get another box.. I thought about doing that but did not had the space to make a 90 degree corner... My cedar planter/bench still lookn very nice.
1263205
Hi, Yes! It should work for you also if you bought a set that included the red ramp. If you bought just the ramp and some other set without the ramp you could have a problem. Let 's assume you bought the set that included the red ramp. If you follow the picture direction CLOSELY it should work. If not then contact the manufacture and tell you think you have a defective product. They are a good company and should address your concern. If you still have questions you can give we a call. I live in Charlotte, NC and my home number is 704-554-7827. Blessings...John
2271561
I have no idea, but if you are only trying to extend the height you would probably only need the necessary clamps to join the two. call a local radio-tv repair shop and they could help you.
345137
The manufacturer has a Ramp Length Calculator on their website that should help answer your question: http://www.pviramps.com/products/ramp-length-calculator.php
800558
Jackie, yes you can connect two sets together to make the area bigger. You can use the advertised pictures for reference.
903449
Your wheels must be very close together if these don't fit. Have you seen the video of them in use? They do not have to lie flat before you move the trailer onto them and you don't need to always use both. If you can't use both, I personally would not use them along with another ramp or whatever. It would be too difficult to get the level right and would negate the advantage of the system, I think.
481794
No, I don't think it can. The two extensions are sized smaller than the middle so they can slide into it. Since they are the same size they can't be connected together. Hope that helps!
541367
As long as it is not larger than the 120" in length and less than or equal 75" height width shouldn't be a problem it should work
1066537
I wouldn't see why not. I do believe you can get a longer length which should be better that joining two together.
993858
Should be good with opening. Ramp support is included, a little difficult putting together, but worth the extra space for sure.
803531
Yes mechanically they could be added together but it would need a stabilizer for the height.why would you want it that high??
1488521
If your question is, can you use the 8 inch rampart with a 12 inch board, I suppose you could. However the ends of the board would stick out past the rampart and look kind of weird. I don't understand why you would want to do that. If you are going to use a 12 inch wide plank, you'd be much better off using the 12 inch rampart. A 2 inch x 12 inch plank actually measures 1 and 1/2 x 11 and 1/4 inches and the 12 inch rampart is designed to fit it exactly. The 12 inch rampart actually measures about 11 and 1/4 inches wide...perhaps a tad less but it will fit a 12 inch wide plank nicely. It also will be stronger as it will be supporting the full width of the plank.
1247284
Sorry, can't help you. Decided that we could use the shorter ramp that I had purchased and so returned the 96" one.