Can you use this to park a boat and trailer on an incline? Not super steep, maybe 5-10* incline.
241606
Yes. It has kind of a a lip which allows it to be used as a wheel chock. On the other wheel I would also use a wood block to keep the trailer pointed straight.
241607
It does keep a trailer from rolling but I would still use a wheel chock on the other wheel
241608
It is not designed as a wheel chock so I would NOT rely on it for that purpose. I'm not confident that it would keep your trailer from rolling. And if your trailer does roll with the lock attached it could do some minor damage to your fender. I always carry a pair of wheel chocks and use those in addition to the lock.
241609
I would not rely on this alone to keep the trailer from rolling. I put wheel block wedges at both wheels, then adjusted the hitch jack to put jack stands under the trailer back. This wheel chock was only to keep someone from towing the trailer away in the middle of the night.
1065469
I use mine on a boat trailer but my boat weighs about 1000lbs. You should be ok since each tire would be loaded with 750lbs. plus trailer weight. Check the posted load rating on tire to be sure.
1636275
my 90 f150 4X4 is lowered 2" and still the incline is kinda of steep. but i dont see where id have a problem riding a quad up it. i dont think id want to try to move a fridge up or down it by myself.
1669964
I have a 21' bass boat w/ tandem axles.The valet moves it easily on a flat surface.It is a little more difficult on a slight incline,but still fairly easy.Make sure that the tires are inflated enough,as low tires make it much harder to maneuver.If you need more traction,deflate the tires a little until desired results are achieved.I really like mine and it has saved me a lot of time getting my boat out of a single car garage with a narrow door.
290989
I doubt that it would. I tried to pull a 1500 pound trailer up a slight incline, and it would not do it. I would consider it unsafe to hoist 4000 pounds above anyone or or over anything valuable with the supplied rope.
631084
For me, I measured the length of the ramp then took a 2x4 put it up against my vehicle then imagined how steep it is. The less steep the better. It also depends if your land is flat or sloped. My dog has since passed so we now use it as a training aid for agility. I hope this helps. Feel free to contact me again. Best wishes to you and you buddy!
2014159
Our driveway is slightly sloped and it works great. You should have no problems, just fill it with water or sand and it does not budge.
1126260
this ramp is light weight, not sure exactly how long it is, but it work well without a steep incline. FYI - I bought this for my large Shepherd to use with a semi truck, the surface is not very good, I had to add another type of surface onto the ramp so she would have traction. On a good note, it does fold up nicely and is compact.
982563
Gravel wouldn't work well because you can't slide off it onto gravel. The ramp is not high at all-only about a foot off the ground
2285190
We have used ours twice to fill our boat on the lift. I would not recommend laying it flat. If I remember correctly the instruction said to keep it upright
159762
No, it can't tilt in the traditional sense. You can use the sand anchor at an angle to get some degree of tilt, but not much.
124520
I used this product with a straight flange. Looking at the offset flange I suspect it might be problematic due to the shallow incline.This product works well with a straight flange.
471667
I use my lawn cart on a long sidewalk. I couldn't really say if it would work well on inclines or bumps. I've used it on the lawn by the sidewalk and it's fairly manageable. I'd think something sturdy with bigger wheels would be more appropriate. Hope that is helpful.
1603905
I don't think you will like this for towing your boat. I only used mine one time, and that was only about 400 ft on grass moving a 3500 lb camper using a small tractor. It felt very loose and wobbly and I wouldn't have used it if I had time to find something else. I was only going about 3 mph. It made enough torque to bend a hitch adaptor I was using so I can imagine it might be able to damage itself. A non-adjustable shank with the drop or rise you need is probably a better idea.
293931
Sorry, it did not occur to me to check this out since I use it only for limited activities. Clearance is probably not more than 2 inches. Maximum incline will depend on weight
2071986
I own a 31ft class C motor home and have used only one on leveler on rear axle with most of the vehicle weight on it. It levels/rises the vehicle just fine. Due to weight on dual tires the tire which the leveler sits under deforms some. Therfore depending on the levelling conditions/needs I place both levelers one under each tire. Your 21ft trailer won't way that much you should be fine. The leveling wedge is about 6" tall in uppermost position
1963544
I have only used them to level side to side. Just use them on the down side. As far as the forward slope that will need to be handled by the front jack. For sure to chock the uphill tires as well.