Aluminium loading ramps?

Shovelhands

Shovelhands

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Hi all

Has anyone got any good recommendations for suppliers of aluminium loading ramps. The type with a long tongue at the top. Will be mainly used for getting a quad bike into a van, and probably a mower now n again.
Got rapms on the Ifor’s, but they aren’t really suited to the job, and I do t want to ‘borrow’ them away from the trailers.

Any advice, greatly appreciated (y)
 
Quattromike

Quattromike

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I got a set from quadbikeswales . Seem to do the job and cheap enough. Just watch how heavy your mower is.
 
hiluxman

hiluxman

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Ive used rampco....not sure if they are still on the go or not tho....think they were something to do with ben scott plant sales too.
 
Shovelhands

Shovelhands

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Ive used rampco....not sure if they are still on the go or not tho....think they were something to do with ben scott plant sales too.

They appear to still have a website, no pricing on it though:rolleyes:
 
Mintsauce

Mintsauce

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I got some from SARA ramps. The salesman didn't try to bullshit me into buying his ramps like one of his competitors did. I got a quality pair of ramps off him and when I no longer needed them a few years later sold for near enough what I paid.👍
 
craig

craig

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A firm I work with uses these https://www.machinemart.co.uk/p/folding-aluminium-access-ramp/ , they do traffic management convoy working, weed spraying with quads, and use those ramps for loading the quad bikes in the back of transits vans, and have done for quite a few years and still on the original sets, some days used multiple times.

Sorry, just checking the link worked, and seen that they have been discontinued, there is a sealey equivalent listed but £100 more:unsure:(n) https://www.machinemart.co.uk/p/sealey-lr680-aluminium-loading-ramps-680kg-per/
 
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oldchips

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Be careful, the 200kg load weight on the ramps is per pair, and also, although it doesn't say, is uniformly distributed load. So if you are loading a wheeled vehicle then that is only 50kg per ramp, point load, times two ramps, 100kg, NOT 400kg!

If worried put them flat on a couple of bricks and drive over them, probably touch the ground in the middle.
 
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