What is the weight capacity for these ramps?
653472
For use with a single axle vehicle, 300 lbs is the rating. Twice that for two axles. In practice what that means is it will hold 300 lbs positioned directly on the hinge point. From my personal experience as a 200 lb person pushing someone about 120 lbs up the ramp, it reacted with great stability.
653473
I know its at least 200lbs and I think mine was actually 250lbs. When I got one for a friend who had injured her ankle - there was me 180lb, her 150lb and the wheel chair. There was a little "give" or flexing but it worked perfectly for 4 months while she recovered.
653474
I can't tell you the exact pounds it can support, but I can tell you we use it for my Mom (who is around 150lbs), the wheel chair she is in, and I'm pushing her and the chair up and down the ramp at the same time (about 180 lbs), and it shows no sign at all of collapsing. These things are made really well. i got one so I could get my Mom out the back patio door and up the back yard stairs, and then another smaller one to get her and the chair into the back of our mini-van so she doesn't have to get in and out of the wheelchair. They have been the best purchases I've made. I'm very impressed with the quality of the product. If you email Prairie, they will respond to you, their customer service is very good. I also leave the one for the backyard stairs out all year round, in snow, freezing rain and all, and it doesn't rust to decay or become compromised in any way. I highly recommend them.
653475
I believe for a 7' is around 600lbs. You can go to Prairie View's webpage and look up weight limit per length. I used it to load my chair into back of my truck but could have easily drove up it in my chair had I needed to. They're very well built. The web page will also tell you what length you need per height. I believe it's one ft per every three inches in height but don't hold me to it. Good luck and if you have any further questions pls feel free to ask. Oh yeah, it's portable but can be permanent.
2170255
Should work fine. My tires are 255/40-17 (approx. 10" wide). No problem with ramps.
520446
I don't know. I've had them for over a year and they've had some heavy people on them, at least 240 lbs and they are fine.
36222
The manufacturer says the maximum load is 200 lbs, but I weigh 210 lbs and it seems quite solid to me. Still, I wouldn't want someone over 300 lbs sitting on them, just to be safe.
1888855
I don't know what the official number but I've had people near 300lbs on them without a problem. They are very sturdy.
1648394
I am not sure of exact weight capacity, but I can say they are very sturdy and that I sat on them when I weighed 225 lbs (lost 50 lbs since), and they easily supported that weight.
858044
I don't know a real answer to that but I weigh approximately 260ish and they barely budge.
1313683
I'm not sure of the weight limit, but they have been used by people up to 225 lbs. with no problem.
801674
Company says Weight capacity ( lbs.) 800 for all their TRIFOLD® Advantage Series® Ramps. I have the 6 foot and the 10 foot and weigh with my electric chair about 400 lbs. No problems either ramp.Company is excellent to deal with and good customer support - DEALER CUSTOMER SERVICE: 800-451-1903http://ezaccess.com/products/p_trifold-advantage.asp
1404842
I don't know; however they are very strong. I would guess 30 or more pounds. You may wish to contact the company that makes them for a more accurate answer.
1133796
Hello Jamie, These ramps are rated up to 800lbs capacity. Please let us know if you have other questions. HandiRamp Customer Service 847-680-7700
2165238
Sorry it took so long to respond. I've been busy with other things. The ramps from the ground to the notch where it touches the trailer is approximately 84 to 85 inches. The "fingers" are several more inches. I used them again today. I've had no problems with them and for what they are designed for - lawn mowers, go-karts - they are just fine. And, yes, i do recommend them.
1391059
I dont know the weight capacity,but they seem narrow.Someone with a wide bottom may not fit.I love them.
1506735
Not aware of weight limit.I attached them to front of trailer.Area of trailer out of water.That is all you will need(fantastic for loading on trailer)just follow directions.NO NEED PUTTING THEM ON AREA IN WATER.
1454379
These ramps should easily take the weight. My husbands mobility cart is actually very heavy itself, and he can get on and ride it up the ramps into our truck. He weighs an additional 230 lbs. on top of the cart. These ramps were an answer to our prayers.
260054
Should be fine. I load my foreman with them and they flex a little but that's natural for an aluminum ramp. They'll flex on you but I highly doubt they'll dump you of or break.
1149100
I purchased these for the front desks of the buildings I manage. They seem to be sturdy and the base is pretty heavy so they don't tip easily. Not sure what the weight capacity is but we have different sized adults all using them and they seem to be fine. Hope this helps!