Are there any issues using this to load street bikes, wheel barrows, dollies, etc.? I'm looking for a multi-purpose ramp for my lifted truck.
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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.
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my 90 f150 4X4 is lowered 2" and still the incline is kinda of steep. but i dont see where id have a problem riding a quad up it. i dont think id want to try to move a fridge up or down it by myself.
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I've had no problems loading my 4 wheeler. So far very well constructed product. Very pleased with purchase.
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I'm with jerrym. I hauled two bikes from west coast to east coast with no problems at all. Just be careful when you install it. If you tighten the u-bolts to tight it "crushes" the thin bumper just enough so you can't get the stinky slinky in/out. By the way, I have a mountain bike and a hybrid bike.
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I've used if for normal loads so far. It seems quite solid so I would expect a wheelbarrow load of dirt for example to be no problem.
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I load my Kawasaki Brute Force 750 with these ramps. They do flex, but I never feel like it's not going to support my wheeler & me.
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I bought this rack mainly to use on our 5th wheel but so far have only used it on the pickup truck. As the bike wheels sit in the rack holders they don't really hang down but with the rack coming straight out from the receiver hitch (which is already below bumper height) the wheels then are below the bumper. I have found no problems with ground clearance. If that is your concern I guess you could get one of those step up adapters to raise the rack a few inches. Hope that helps. Cheers. PS my rack will not be bolted to the bumper as my 5th wheel has a receiver hitch as well.
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I wouldn't think you'd have a problem ... ganged up, the weight disperses to all four wheels. I stack two Fender, 76 pounds each, 4x10 cabinets, and the Ernie Ball casters run smooth as a whistle. So the load easily carries 152 lbs. And, lots of times, I roll one of the 4x10 cabinets stacking my Fender Hot Rod DeLuxe on top... that's WELL OVER 125 lbs. One thing about any casters, though. I always PULL the cabinets (don't push), and when uneven sidewalk slabs come up, help the front wheels over the lip ... don't just push and crash then ... help it with a little lift. Nothing will hold up if you smash them around. My Bassman 135 4x12 cabinet has the same casters, too. I think you're easily good to go.
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I've only used it with the box blade. The lift is mounted on a 98 Yamaha Grizzly and it handles that load just fine. Remember you are not using a higher Category type 3 point hitch like on a large farm tractor. Just go slow, easy, and take shallower bites when using blade or rake. Too be safe contact the manufacturer.
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I haven't had any problems and used it to life a small motorcycle. It is going to depend on how and where it is attached to as much as the weight you are lifting.
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It's actually "D" Load Range, but that was ok with my particular application. I haul a 2008 Jayco Baja Popup Off Road Camper with the one cargo platform. I 4x4 up a River Wash with large rocks and have never had a problem. Not sure how it would apply to hauling a 5th wheel trailer....
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Yes, we used the lift for a short period, but were very happy with its performance. Follow safety precautions and you should be fine.
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
1697681
I would not trust it to do it. Its thin, flimsy and I wish I could send it back. Fine for cargo, boxes, fire wood light bikes, but that's all I would use it for
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I got a 5000 watt gen without wheels and I use the ramps to slide it up to the back of my truck with no problems really.
1650980
These ramps must only be used on a flat smooth level surface like concrete. Their strength relies on using them on a flat smooth level surface to spread the weight of the vehicle evenly. If not they will collapse.Do not use on gravel, to do so would be very unsafe.
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It's not the strongest thing in the world, and it has near zero ground clearance. It's best for holding big boxes of light stuff over smooth streets. If you want to go over rough surfaces, definitely get something with bigger wheels and more ground clearance.
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I wouldn't think you'd have a problem ... ganged up, the weight disperses to all four wheels. I stack two Fender, 76 pounds each, 4x10 cabinets, and the Ernie Ball casters run smooth as a whistle. So the load easily carries 152 lbs. And, lots of times, I roll one of the 4x10 cabinets stacking my Fender Hot Rod DeLuxe on top... that's WELL OVER 125 lbs. One thing about any casters, though. I always PULL the cabinets (don't push), and when uneven sidewalk slabs come up, help the front wheels over the lip ... don't just push and crash then ... help it with a little lift. Nothing will hold up if you smash them around. My Bassman 135 4x12 cabinet has the same casters, too. I think you're easily good to go. I wouldn't think you'd have a problem ... ganged up, the weight disperses to all four wheels. I stack two Fender, 76 pounds each, 4x10 cabinets, and the Ernie Ball casters run smooth as a whistle. So the load easily carries 152 lbs. And, lots of times, I roll one of the 4x10 cabinets stacking my Fender Hot Rod DeLuxe on top... that's WELL OVER 125 lbs. One thing about any casters, though. I always PULL the cabinets (don't push), and when uneven sidewalk slabs come up, help the front wheels over the lip ... don't just push and crash then ... help it with a little lift. Nothing will hold up... » Read More I wouldn't think you'd have a problem ... ganged up, the weight disperses to all four wheels. I stack two Fender, 76 pounds each, 4x10 cabinets, and the Ernie Ball casters run smooth as a whistle. So the load easily carries 152 lbs. And, lots of times, I roll one of the 4x10 cabinets stacking my Fender Hot Rod DeLuxe on top... that's WELL OVER 125 lbs. One thing about any casters, though. I always PULL the cabinets (don't push), and when uneven sidewalk slabs come up, help the front wheels over the lip ... don't just push and crash then ... help it with a little lift. Nothing will hold up if you smash them around. My Bassman 135 4x12 cabinet has the same casters, too. I think you're easily good to go. « Show Less
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Yes it would provided you have used equipment capable of handling the load. I have done something similar and have had no issues with it.