Will these ramps support a 800 Polaris RZR which weighs 940 lbs dry ?
260050
I personally think these are a little too light to handle that but I couldn't say for sure.
260051
Bill i have a honda Rincon dry 600 lb and it does fine with that , there very light weight and I am still surprised that something that light can support all that weight. I'm about 270 plus gear I've loaded it at 940 fine but if u had to ride it up that would put u over a thousand pounds which might be pushing it , hope this helped luckily there cheap so if it don't work out your not out much dough
260052
I haven't tried that amount of weight. I have a 700lb golf cart and I weight about 180. With the cart, myself, and golf clubs I expect I am around 900lbs and I don't notice any sway in the ramps. They are very stable.
260053
I do not know. We have a Honda 300 which only weighs #500 +/-. The ramps do not even move when we load but I could not say what another 440 would do. We love the ramps. Light and easy to use.
260054
Should be fine. I load my foreman with them and they flex a little but that's natural for an aluminum ramp. They'll flex on you but I highly doubt they'll dump you of or break.
260055
Here's what the instruction manual says: Distributed load: 1250 lb/pair Point Load: 300 lbs.
260056
I would say yes they will support it. I have never had a problem with these ramps. I use them to load my Honda recon 250...I ride it up in to my truck..I'm not sure of how much my 4wheeler wieghs , but I'm 240 lbs myself and these ramps have never even flexed on me.
2069367
Thank you for contacting us. If the originals are rated at 120lbs then these would not work. Do you have any markings off the originals that you can provide us with? - Lift Supports Depot
1865855
First of all these ramps are connected by two little pieces of rubber. Riding up the middle is not an option. I had to use another board for one foot drove up one ramp and used the other ramp for balance. If your bike is over 750lbs it will bend. They advertise 1500lbs but its really 750lbs. The two ramps together are not wide enough for a bike and two feet on the ground.
774615
Should be fine. I have used it on a very large custom car that weighs about 6400 lbs and just used it on my latest project a 1970 el dorado. The only minor issue is that on one occasion my alignment was not perfect when loading and the tire hung over the edge of the ramp a little. You can see about a 3/8 inch wide by 2 inch crush mark on the foam (edge of the ramp) where the tire hung over, but the ramp is still fine. I would buy them again....all the best...John
579811
Yes they will ! You make a ramp with them and climb it. My trailer has dual axels and I use them all the time. Stack them as high as needed and roll the trailer on to it.
1147708
yes - ramps are 10 inches wide and my Polaris Ranger tires are 10 inches wide
1477036
Hello, Our TS335 SLK all LED turn signal kit would be the best fit for a 900/1000 Polaris RZR and its on sale right now! Thanks for your question!
903447
I have a 23' wildwood travel trailer. the levelers fit between my tires. the larger size would not. should work fine with the yellow ramps
1811593
I am not familiar with a Rzr 800. You would have to know the diameter of the tube. The tubes on my mule are about 1 3/4 inches. I still had to use about a 2 by 3 inch piece of old inter tube for a skim. Sorry I cannot help more.
912980
I wouldn't see why you couldn't, so long as there is ample room for mounting hardware. The base of the mount would need 1.5x1.5 inches to mount on each side so that you could get the 4 screws through and the under lying plate secure. I mounted these on my 02 Polaris Sportsman's front rack, and use them for holding snow shovels and such while plowing. The mounts will stick up about 7-8 inches above your handlebars, so keep that in mind. You'll enjoy these if you buy them.
381412
As described the maximum is 9". You would definitely have part of your tire hanging out over the ramps and it could compromise your safety. I would not take any chances.
2200836
I use mine to lift a Polaris Sportsman 500 ATV. Because it's so high off the ground, I use 4x4's along with ratchet straps. Not sure I'd get under it without someone spotting from above, but nevertheless, it's pretty stable. I really like my lift. Very happy with the purchase. I do move the rig around my garage floor with the ATV strapped on. No problems there.
1689513
No it will not, you will need to purchase the RZR 800 or 800-S version, as polaris put the 900 engine in the 800 frame. Thanks!
758644
Hello.Yes, they will work well. They have a '105' load capacity which equates to 2039lbs per tire (total capacity 8156lbs).Thank you,BWT
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.
813983
The Polaris sportsman should have the standard 7/8 handle bars and these should work. You may have to cut the handle bar grips. These bar end mirrors will not hold up to off road use they are on the cheap side. They work great on my Yamaha FZ8 street bike, however they are not getting hit and bumped ever, they probably wont hold up to the off road abuse.
1734643
I am sure they would if it was really windy, but It would have to be extremely windy for that to happen. They have bungy cords with clips on them so you can secure them to your rear rack.