Looking for ramps for my F150; I'd like to be able to load either my large snowblower or my John Deere tractor mower - will these take the weight?
1454376
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.
1454377
I am not sure. My guess is that they would be no problem. I only us the ramps to load and unload my power washer and when I rent lawn equipment.
1454378
I use the ramps to load the largest DR brush mower (18.5HP) into a F350, also have loaded a Honda Foreman ATV numerous times. I'm sure the ramps could take twice the weight I put on them, they have worked good.
1454379
These ramps should easily take the weight. My husbands mobility cart is actually very heavy itself, and he can get on and ride it up the ramps into our truck. He weighs an additional 230 lbs. on top of the cart. These ramps were an answer to our prayers.
1981078
I own a Snapper Z355 26 HP zero turn and use my Mojack monthly. The mower is well over 500 pounds, the Mojack lifts it with ease and oncethe locking pin snaps into place, your set to go. for people who might be a bit scared to be under the mover working, jack stands provide a bitmore safety. I have had my Mojack two years and if used correctly, it is an amazing tool. How I worked without one helps me appreciate howwell it cuts down my work time. A 500 hundred pound tractors are no match for a Mojack Lift. Go for it, it's worth it!
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I really don't know, since I just push it anddont worry about lifting it. This is the only snowblower I've owned so I don't have a comparison. It works well on flat or downhill, but my driveway has a sight incline and it doesn't have the power to throw and pull the incline too.
2165238
Sorry it took so long to respond. I've been busy with other things. The ramps from the ground to the notch where it touches the trailer is approximately 84 to 85 inches. The "fingers" are several more inches. I used them again today. I've had no problems with them and for what they are designed for - lawn mowers, go-karts - they are just fine. And, yes, i do recommend them.
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It should have no problem. I bought this Husqvarna late last spring and have been using it this winter. I have a 4 to 5 inch step up going from my driveway to an adjoining paver patio. I just tilt the snowblower back to get the intake above the patio height and it just drives itself right up.
1948703
I use it with a 6000 lb. winch and pulled tractors out of the mud. This is a solid piece and should do what you want to do with no problem.
1089500
I did not load anything 1000lbs through this ramp yet, but the ramp seems very rigid and sturdy enough for 1000lbs. The mfr. rating is 1500lbs max. So I think it is safe for your 1000lbs snowmobile.
397270
That is a heavy zero , but lots of the weight is to the back also . My scag is 840 lbs. and handles it well . I think if you jack your mower up and put 2 jack stands under for added safety , I think you will be okay.you are only lifting the fringe end.
1032603
Should work with loader/bucket for this size tractor. I used on a John Deere 4720 with a 400x loader and HD bucket. It is worth noting that my forks would routinely break the bucket clamps due to poor quality manufacture welding. After a couple of patch repairs, I took the forks to a local welding shop and had them add additional reinforcing straps and replace most welds on the brackets. Original welds did not have adequate penetration. Repair work cost $100. Not the forks are very strong and durable and no longer fail. As usual, you get what you pay for.
1063672
I got a 5000 watt gen without wheels and I use the ramps to slide it up to the back of my truck with no problems really.
1547336
They will increase the amount of weight you can load in the bed of a pickup, I don't know if the will help pulling a trailer since I don't pull anything. The reason I purchase these were to stop wheel hop and they have done that.
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.
340211
I have a Ford F-150 Supercrew, fairly tall from the factory. These ramps work great for me and store easily in the truck bed since they fold.
795473
If you have a zero turn mower the lift weight is about 30% , a riding mower calculate about 50% lift weight. This lift has a 350 lbs capacity. So to be safe, a 1000 lbs zero turn or a 700 lbs riding mower will be safe.
1450656
No problem to get on these ramps backing up. I put my 07' Dodge Ram Quad Cab 1500 truck on a set backwards, several times, to support the rear of my truck. They worked great until I tried to lift the front of my truck on them, that is when the pair collapsed under my 1/2 ton pickup truck.
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Your wheels must be very close together if these don't fit. Have you seen the video of them in use? They do not have to lie flat before you move the trailer onto them and you don't need to always use both. If you can't use both, I personally would not use them along with another ramp or whatever. It would be too difficult to get the level right and would negate the advantage of the system, I think.
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Are you lifting the rear or the front? Im using it on a Gravely 52" HD mower and it has no problem lifting the front. You can always cal MoJack. Thats what I did.