Is this ramp studier enough for a Snapper? Onto less than 1 foot high shed.
1982902
It's rated to 1500lbs. We bought it to load our John Deere garden tractor/mower and will now use it for our new ztr. My guess is you'll have no problem.
1436339
It's certainly strong enough. It's only about 10 - 12 inches high. Small. If U want more than that go to the next step up, but U can't go wrong with the Joby.
1007640
Yes and for the price it is ok pulling up snapper and Grouper at 130 ft of water
1787142
I would say yes, it is very sturdy so in terms of his weight problem it would be able to handle it. I am not sure if the length but I would say yes to that too. The ramp is a little heavy, just so you are aware.
1332986
Yes, it should work fine for that. I use mine for trout fishing. Have had it for about 6 mo. Seems to be very durable. The only complaint I have is sometimes one of the joints will stick a be a little hard to push in.
521724
This is a very sturdy ramp. I think a boarding ramp for an old house boat would work provided it is set and leveled properly. I'm surprised this is sold as dog ramp it's heavy bulky too much to take in and out of car I used it only a few times. Good luck
1381475
It will work. Just be sure to secure the ramp w your foot or weight at the bottom so it doesnt slip.
1346650
Careful, you need thicker studs for that track because its only a 1 ply track, stud height should be 1.325
345138
I use mine for entry/exit for backyard storage shed. One step from ground is perfect for mower and power chair.
156863
I think that rod is heavy duty. It wont bend too much if you're catching small fish . Iy wont snaps as easy on you. I got ywo of theses and prety satified
1130358
If the shed is heavy duty enough a standard metal garden shed would probably be pushing it. The awning isn't that heavy (50lbs?) but all that weight is on the mounting brackets when you extend the awning, increasing the load on the brackets.The brackets are plenty strong enough so it is up to what you mount it o.
1267625
The floor is thick corrigated plastic, but it has to be 100% supported; ie poured concrete or plywood or deck lumber on a wood frame. It should also be 6" to 8" above grade to prevent flooding. It is probably more work than you expexted, but the shed is well worth the effort!! Download the manual BEFORE YOU BUY for complete details of several floor designs (free download from Lifetime Shed if you get the date code from distributor).
27198
All the hardware that comes with this is standard for a shed. It depends if you build, with your own wood, it sturdy enough for a dog. It depends on the dog as well. So, it is as solid as you make it.
1396848
No. It would be to steep. Rule is for every inch up you need to go 1 ft out. I did not apply this rule on a ramp once and even I couldn't get up it
1462251
Hi! I actually haven't even opened my yet. I put it in my shed until this spring. However, I could guess and say yes---it just might not go down to the ground like the Round one does. Sorry I can't be of much help~good luck!
2139421
I don't understand your ? The shed isn't that short. But it is a horrible shed. Extremely difficult to build & leaks. Find another one !!!!
1381474
I would think this would work fine if you have the room for the ramp length.The suggestion to secure the bottom is a good one as the ramp plastic material may slide on hardwoods or other flooring material.