Think I could use these as curb ramps? Need to get a pickup truck up over the sidewalk into my yard once in a while.
643306
Yes, But they have a lip on the top level that you would have to drive over.
847010
I don't know if they will handle that type of loading. Seem to be a little too small for what you are doing
17583
My sidewalk has some uneven cracks. I push down on the handle to get over them. Don't know about grass but it might be OK if you lowered the skids all the way down.
1952118
I would not use these for anything that is suspended, like a heavy car. These are a lighter jack and work great for additional support to balance or keep a trailer from rocking. I used them on a trailer with single axle to keep the trailer from tipping back with too much weight in the wrong places since I was working on the surface of the trailer and walking around. They would work also on RV trailers to stabilize the movement of the trailer when parked.....
2099276
It would depend to some extent on the shape of the curb and how much of a flat platform it presents. I have some contoured concrete edging around a big flower bed and have found that edging from the grass side, rather than riding it on the concrete, works better. Along sidewalks, the edger works fine.
1636274
No issues at all. That's what this thing was made for. I have a regular pickup and it works great for loading my atv, wheel barrow full of debris, and dollies with appliances. Having a lifted truck will make the angle pretty steep, but the ramp will handle it without a problem.
394973
I would be afraid to use it in that manner as it could slip and spell disaster. If you do want to use it like that, I'd drill holes in the truck to attach the ramp with bolts. Better than having someone crash down 2 feet.
1548754
I don't see why you couldn't pull it behind a pickup truck. Not sure how well it would hold up
414441
I believe anything less than a 9 inch wheel could be a problem. I added aluminum plates to both sides of the surface of the ramp. I load snowboarders and lawnmowers with very little effort now.
1963544
I have only used them to level side to side. Just use them on the down side. As far as the forward slope that will need to be handled by the front jack. For sure to chock the uphill tires as well.
2170255
Should work fine. My tires are 255/40-17 (approx. 10" wide). No problem with ramps.
1450655
They're pretty low profile, so I would say yes. With your car as low as it is, it might be tough to get jack stands in under it on these ramps, though.
1576995
These are not made for that. The jack has plenty of power. You would have to make mounts for them and it could be major. If you are handy and have the tools it might work. Go to an RV place and see what is on an RV that has levelers and see if you could do something similar with 4 of these jacks. If it works great but if not it is an expensive experiment. Count the cost. Good luck?
1578317
These aren't for towing regular cars. These are for tow points on 4x4's to use when getting un-stuck or as an assist in an extreme angle climb.
1488856
The levelers should be able to accomplish it but these are levelers and not intended for raising height. More for leveling. You could try it or just some wood underneath.M
182488
The wheels are not motorized so I really not sure how well that would work, however if the ground is frozen I suppose it would work. I like that's its light enough to carry up and down stairs so I can do my driveway and my second story deck at the back of my house too.
1324151
I do not believe I would try it since the attachments are held on by friction. Work great in a garage but I would not attempt in a truck. Bill Berry