I'd need them to load a Four wheeler into a truck. All the comments say trailer so I wanted to check, would it work to load into a truck?
1565547
I do not believe they would work for a pickup because they would be to short.
1565548
I bought these and I can tell you they are not long enough to load a four wheeler into a truck.
1565549
It's not the longest of its kind; depending on how high above the ground the floor of your truck is, it may be a steep slope to load your four wheeler. I would advise to gauge the angle with a stick of same length before ordering, or to order a longer item if your four wheeler is heavy. Besides that this item is well buit and sturdy, also comes with a retainer system to avoid the ramp to slip from the truck and fall down under strain. A very good item overall, but check the length with your own truck.
1565550
They are too short for that. I had to add boards to them to get them to work in loading a roto tiller into my truck.
244044
I would think so. We bought it to pull our 28 foot camper that weighs ~5,000# dual axle. There also may be a # you can call directly.We actually you tubed this system before we bought it. So maybe try that too.Hope I was somewhat helpful.
1875438
Not that I am aware of. It is more oriented to vehicle use. Ashould work OK. far as a tractor trailer, it should work OK,
1416218
Yes, definitely. I use it to load my 800 pound Polaris X2 Sportsman ATV into the back of my truck. It will work for you.
1247984
They are good for a truck, they definitely are not trailer tires no matter what the other reviewers say. See previous answer for the difference in ratings for vehicle and trailers. Dan
869709
That's what I have it installed on. I dont recommend using it to lift a loaded trailer, but it works fine.
1667773
Certainly: It's small, lightweight and in use digs into both the tire and the ground/pavement to hold the trailer securely, best to have two, one in front and one behind the same wheel. I bought two pairs so I could secure both wheels of my cargo trailer. Good Luck, Glen, Michigan
354942
It's not for highway use, but would work on a small yard trailer. Says Load Range 8 at 22PSI. Couldn't see a rating in lbs.
2167064
Looks like some confusion... I purchased a bicycle trailer, not a bicycle. The trailer is great so far, not sure yet on any long distance hauling.
447888
The cart is made for the handle to rotate on the handle shaft so you can use it as shown or reverse the hand-hold so the other end is available. That end is two flats that are separated so they will slip over anything that is only 3/4" or less thick with a hole in it. Then you put a pin through the holes in the flats and the hole in your towing vehicle. So as long as your 4-wheeler has the right shape and size available for the cart hitch it will work fine. I tow mine with a golf cart that has an eye bolt mounted on the back bar of the golf cart.
1637953
Anderson web sight says they can handle trailers up to 30K pounds. So yes they will work for you.
622700
Some of the people seem confused. Just to make sure you don't waste your money. If you have a 7 pin male connector on your vehicle and you want to convert it to a 4 pin male connector so you can hook up to your trailer that was changed to a 4 pin female connector then this will work for you.
933506
Yes, You need to have a class 4 hitch. This will allow you to pull max weight.
1255596
Yes this item will load in a truck. We purchased a fleet of trucks for Christmas and they were all good.Yes enjoy this item my son does.
1437698
I don't see why not. It's a pretty light weight little trailer but if you've got a three wheeler with a hitch you can tow it.
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.
281361
I, wont take mine on the highway. Wont even plate it. I am not a qualified mechanic/trailer builder. I just use mine on the ranch, hauling tools and whatnot. Maybe if you are confident in your building skills it would be ok. To me it seems a bit small to pull down the road behind a pick up or car. Wheels are too small for me, also i dont think it has enough weight to keep it stable. For the road, and for safety, if it were me, i'd get something bigger. Just one mans opinion.