would they work for a ramp for wheel chairs and moble scooters ???
1520141
I dont think these are designed to handle that weight of a load of handicapped ramp, wheel chair and person (or persons).
1520142
i would not trust that the threads on either the bolt or the T-nut would not shear with the weight of a person AND a scooter. i recommend you find a leveler online that has the specs shown in the product description.
1773014
I would think so. The wedges are very dense, and I think they should manage the weight just fine. They would need to be stacked to reach your desired height.
1799724
I think they would be fine.... The nylon wheels are quite "hard" and appear to be sturdy enough for that purpose.
641559
You might be able to use them but you would have to lift the wheels up to get it positioned. They are pretty strong.
1578439
With a little ingenuity I guess you could. Drill a hole on each leg then attach swivel wheels. It should work. Good luck
2209860
No. They are designed for foot traffic. They are nice and "cushiony" for that. A car would flatten them
1510007
This is a pair of single ramps and the price was for the pair of ramps. They worked good for a regular wheel chair but not for a power chair because the front and back wheels were not lined up so they rubbed on the edge of the ramp and almost did not fit.
1831717
These are designed for regular wheelchairs where the front wheels are the same axel width as the back wheels. My brother has a motorized wheel chair, the front wheels are narrower than the back. I could not use this product for his chair. Also, I would not use this ramp to elevate for more than two steps
489853
My friend uses them to wheel her wheelchair so I guess so. I buy these for her for that purpose.
426127
I think that would work, but be careful. They are plastic and I don't think they would stand up to much debris from the road. Good Luck!
2170255
Should work fine. My tires are 255/40-17 (approx. 10" wide). No problem with ramps.
582086
The same company sells "kits" for building large ramp systems. These are pricey, but it might be the way to go.
695286
I would say no. The swivel wheels like to move around and get blocked too easily, even on fiarly good sidewalk. And to fold, they have to fold in, so could not just replae with better wheels.
1152717
I think it would be perfect! It's great size for them and the ramp is not as high as it looks. I don't think they would have a problem
1544799
No too small, it's probably best suited for the razor scooters only. I think a bike might crack the ramp. Look for something taller and wider.
276868
it will be tight,depending on the width of each scooter,ramps are adjustable to a degree,may need a hitch extension to clear the carrying vehicle
1756372
Wanda, I was using mine to load a four wheeler and it scared me to death. Not the fault of the ramps, just bad geometry. I used them a couple of times and then quit. I would think that if you used them to load a zero turn mower, you would want to back up the ramps, again not a nifty idea.