Would these support a 3/4 ton truck to pull up on the lip of the garage? Is it just one ramp or do I need to order two?
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I bought 2 of these for my father to drive his jeep into his garage. They work perfectly even though they are about an inch too tall. His apron had sunk about 3 inches from the garage floor and these are 3 7/8 inches tall. They work great.
543351
you will only need 2.One for each car unless you are going wall to wall in which case you need to measure your garage floor.Length X width and then order accordingly.
406811
Good Morning- Yes this ramp should work very well for you. The size that you would need will depend on how high the rise is. I would like to go over a few things with before you choose which size ramp you want to order. Please contact us at 847-680-7700 M-F 7 AM to 5 PM. Thank you so much and have a great day. Kim
967072
A pair will if installed into framing with proper hardware. Each bracket will support roughly 55 lbs so a pair should. I installed them in a bar for a fold away souf board counter works great!
1865855
First of all these ramps are connected by two little pieces of rubber. Riding up the middle is not an option. I had to use another board for one foot drove up one ramp and used the other ramp for balance. If your bike is over 750lbs it will bend. They advertise 1500lbs but its really 750lbs. The two ramps together are not wide enough for a bike and two feet on the ground.
579810
Yes you just have to make a ramp for them to roll up on. We had to buy two because of that reason. Some places we camp we need to add 3 blocks for each tire. That makes 12 plus the 6 you need to make the ramp.
1360051
I would think so. I use them for a corvette cause it's so low to the ground. The ramps are longer than the others.
1999254
The ramps are shipped disassembled. I see no reason why you cannot use one half of the ramp at a time, just do not go over the rated capacity of one ramp - 750 lbs. The ramps come with two rubber hinges which you install to create the folding pair. The hinges are locked in with screws. I suspect that if you do not use the screws, you could disassemble fairly easily - use silicone to aid the installation of the hinges and disassembly. But locking the hinges helps keep the ends of the ramps even, which is important for safety reasons when mounting the assembled ramps on the deck of your van, PU or steps. The ramps are shipped disassembled. I see no reason why you cannot use one half of the ramp at a time, just do not go over the rated capacity of one ramp - 750 lbs. The ramps come with two rubber hinges which you install to create the folding pair. The hinges are locked in with screws. I suspect that if you do not use the screws, you could disassemble fairly easily - use silicone to aid the installation of the hinges and disassembly. But locking the hinges helps keep the ends of the ramps even, which is important for safety reasons when mounting the assembled ramps on the deck of your van,... » Read More The ramps are shipped disassembled. I see no reason why you cannot use one half of the ramp at a time, just do not go over the rated capacity of one ramp - 750 lbs. The ramps come with two rubber hinges which you install to create the folding pair. The hinges are locked in with screws. I suspect that if you do not use the screws, you could disassemble fairly easily - use silicone to aid the installation of the hinges and disassembly. But locking the hinges helps keep the ends of the ramps even, which is important for safety reasons when mounting the assembled ramps on the deck of your van, PU or steps. « Show Less
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I agree with those who've said you would need a connector to stack 2 sets of these shelves. It would be worth ordering and then with a handy person to advise you, go get 4 connectors at your local hardward store. These are reasonably priced for how sturdy and solid they are- great quality.
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All depends on how heavy the load is that you want to put on there. They're not "heavy duty" but should hold moderate load.
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I have a 4" rise and was told for every inch add a foot, that is why I bought a 4 foot ramp. It works as it should. Be sure you measure correctly.
599311
I believe you would have to stack them. As far as load capacity you should be good.
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i have the 3 ft ramp and it would not attach to the back of the truck. this ramp would require tools to separate.
38213
Hi, I think you really only need one which should jack up the one side enough for you to remove the bad tire/wheel. Not sure you could get a second one in between axles. My wife has used one on a double-axle 40+ ft trailer and it worked great. I helped use this product on a small horse trailer too--very handy to have in the truck!
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Thank you for contacting us. Yes, this is for a pair of supports. If you have any questions please let us know. --Lift Supports Depot
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It should be four pieces...top and bottom for 2 boards. It's a perfect fit for standard lumber that you would purchase at a place like Lowes. It makes a very nice pair of ramps if you cut the lumber square. The aluminum is very sturdy stuff. You won't go wrong with these ramp ends.
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They are advertised as 1500 lb., so if your stuff is less - you are okay. These are good ramps, and I highly recommend this set over the other ramps like these out there.