1. Can the ramps be separated? And can it attach to the back of a truck?
1485436
I have never tried to deparate them, although they are hinged, so they can be folded in half lengthwise to save space. Being hinged I suppose that they could be easily separated by removing the hinge pin. I have attached mine to the top of several steps by screwing them into the wood. If you attach them to a truck you will have to find some way to secure the top of the ramp to the truck tailgate ( or bed ).
1485437
i have the 3 ft ramp and it would not attach to the back of the truck. this ramp would require tools to separate.
1485438
Yes, the two ramps can be separated by removing the two hinge bolts which have locking nuts. There is a hole (about 1/2 inch) in the middle of the 3-inch lip for securing the upper end of each ramp. (I used two large wood screws to attach the ramp to a wooden step.) Regarding the back of a truck, realize that this ramp is 5 feet long, so depending on the truck bed height, the ramp may be quite steep.
1485439
No the ramps do not come apart but if the ramp is long enough it could be used with a pick up.
975767
Yes. I want a hitch based system where I can store the ramp in a cargo carrier in the hitch and not have to sling it in and out of the car. I have tried using bungee cords to keep it along the side of the area where my dog is (in suburban and jetta) but doesn't stay securely - fell over on him once. So I have to take up the back seat (now have jetta).
1009032
Yes they will separate for wider things. You then need to be aware that the can separate more due to the forces on the ramp.
977455
The unit has a strap that can attach to the latch mechanism on the back of the vehicle. With our smaller dog there isn't much need to secure it though. The top of the ramp has a little bit of a lip to it.
774614
Not owning a pickup truck I won't pretend to know for sure. I would suggest going to the manufacturer's website to see what it says about being able to handle the weight of a pickup truck. Next I would call the manufacturer - I did, since I had a question about whether the straps on the stop end of the ramps could handle having the ramps hung from them on my garage wall for storage - the answer was yes.
1999257
Yes, they are two separate rails. They can be joined lengthwise if you need a solid ramp or used spread apart based on the width of the item you are loading.
1804397
Highly unlikely. I cant see the designers setting it up that way. At most maybe remove the lower air dam or plastic facia below. Really depends on the vehicle. I did not, I have a very big winch bumper, the truck has 15" of lift so I have tons of room under it to work.
2221693
I use it on the back of a Dodge Grand Caravan. As long as the hitch is the correct size you shouldn't have any problems. The ramp is plenty long enough.
1186057
The cans can be filled and removed, but you have to dump them manually. The back doesn't tilt enough to dump trash into the truck. This never seemed to bother my little guy.
1040199
It folds lengthwise in half if the two halves are connected as shown in the photo. The halves could also be left disconnected giving you two ramps for an ATV or such.
1197699
I don't think so. It needs a level straight path. It's also pretty heavy and not that easy to separate into the two sections. My wife cannot set it up. Small wheels at the bottom would be a good idea if they would contact the ground when the ramp is being removed from the top side.
179009
Yes, you can absolutely use 4 ramps to lift the entire vehicle if the ramps fit in front of the rear tires. I've used 4 ramps at the same time and it works well for any maintenance that does not require the wheels to be removed (diff oil, engine oil, transmission fluid, exhaust, etc...)
466937
It doesn't attach to the lip of the truck just the back and sides, it shouldn't be a problem though. I love mine...comes in handy when hauling things that are too big for the trunk. Works well with taking trips too. Enjoy it.
307946
Its attached like a trailer hitch, so if you could put on a hitch, then this ramp could be attached to it. The ramp just slides out of the hitch.
1600560
No, not unless you manufacture a support frame to attach each to. The 120" ramp is as long as you can possibly use without adding support to the center.
395750
Yes. It is for two ramps and the straps to secure them to your vehicle for loading.
2070733
Yes. The backhoe attachment comes off easily. You can take the bucket off and the tires, but not as easily.