All Aluminum Loading Ramp

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heinsco

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• Dec 5, 2009

• #1

All Aluminum snowmoble laoding ramp, stainless steel hardware, light weight, trailer ski skins, no folding, just drive snowmoble on ramp and rool into truck. Will fit long or short bed. Custom made for you. $600. Call 425-941-1834
Woodinville, Wa

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jcrjet

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• Dec 5, 2009

• #2

Looks like a nice product, you should post a short video clip in action.

 

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sledhauler07

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• Dec 5, 2009

• #3

I 2nd the request for a video clip. Looks like a nice product but I have a couple questions about weight and method for securing the sled to it and it to the truck bed... and how do you roll the thing into the bed?

I've been thinking about using just the truck but not really into a sled deck so this may be the answer I'm looking for. Do you think an F250 with a small lift (6") on 35" tires would still work?

Last, where are you? Can this be shipped to Idaho?

thanks,

Hauler

 

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heinsco

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• Dec 6, 2009

• #4

It would definately work in your Ford. My chevy has a 6" lift with 35" on it. After it is rolled into the truck there are eyelets on the sides that you strap it down with. I'm working on locking clamp now. I could ship it to Idaho, but you would have to assemble it. It's about 100 lbs and is 4' x 10'. The ramp I'm working on now I'm trying to destroy but have had no luck.

 

up-high

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• Dec 17, 2009

• #5

Sure would like to see a video! Is it as steep as in the pic (when you start loading?) Will this work on a swb Ram?

 

BigAir

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• Dec 20, 2009

• #6

Need a video for sure. What do you think of putting two of them side by side on a flat bed pickup? How wide are they? How much would shipping be to MT (59027)?

 

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heinsco

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• Dec 24, 2009

• #7

Thats what I do is put two side by side on a flatbed truck. they are 4' wide and 10' long. Working on video now

 

BigAir

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• Dec 30, 2009

• #8

Got any pics of them on the flatbed truck? What do you use to hold them down? Thanks.

 

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heinsco

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• Dec 31, 2009

• #9

send me your email and I will send you pics and a video