loading ramp

[Greg Moss]

Originally Posted by Bigcat467

The reason for the question is that the atv ramps I've looked at say not recommended for golg carts.

I've tried all the aluminum ramps and they all give under the weight of a golf cart. The bast ones I have found are the ones from WalMart next time I go there and if I remember I get the SKU number for you. That way you can find a store with them and decide for yourself. I have used mine many times and they work very well. I think they said they were rated for 1000lbs.

[todd108s]

I use a set of the wide arched alum. ramp's for atv's.
I have an F350 with a 4" lift and 35's, the ramp's work great as long as there anchored to the truck.. I purchased them from a local Cycle Gear motorcycle shop for a $100. each...

[Boris]

Tractor Supply has a set of arched aluminum ramps that have work great for anything I've used them for ..... and they have the tethers to the bumper that DOOms pointed out. Some would say they're kinda pricey, but I think these are well worth the coinage. About $129 and tax.

http://www.tractorsupply.com/vehicle...g-ramp-1035016

[robandleigh]

I'm looking for the same info. I just bought a set of folding, arched aluminium ramps rated at 750 each, 1500 total, from Home Depot. They folded on the first try.

[hookm]

Originally Posted by robandleigh

I'm looking for the same info. I just bought a set of folding, arched aluminium ramps rated at 750 each, 1500 total, from Home Depot. They folded on the first try.

Wow! Those are expensivehookm
Never mind,I misunderstood

[89GatorClub]

Originally Posted by shadowman

8 ft long 10x2,s with a set of aluminum ends that are made for the wood and give a perfect ramp.........you can drive cart right up them.............................

That's what I use except mine are 10 ft long, bought the wood and aluminum end pieces at Lowes. Or I just drive it right into the toyhauler.

[Bert18]

So what did you end up doing to load your cart? I also have a 36ft TT and need to take my cart in my bed. My biggest problem is I have to drive over my wheel wells.

[jdunmyer]

I'm with the "wood plank" guys. As I have a sawmill, I sawed out a pair of 2X12's (full 2" X 12") from a large cottonwood log, 9' long. Had to mill down the end to 1.5" thick to attach the aluminum ramp ends from Tractor Supply Co. Been using these for over 10 years now.

Originally Posted by jdunmyer

I sawed out a pair of 2X12's (full 2" X 12") from a large cottonwood log, 9' long.

WOW !!! you got 12' ramps out of a 9' log
must be a Michigan thing

we tryed to load a cart with 8' boards into chevy 1 ton ..was to steep ended up going to a ditch near by

[rockhill]

Black folding ramps from Tractor Supply.