Would i be able to get all four wheels of my atv off the ground with this?
491838
As long as you could find suitable lift points on the vehicle then yes I'm sure you could.
803752
I use a small utility tractor and have had no problems. With some more stubborn roots I have to work at it a little more, but still works fine. If you have 4x4 on your ATV I think you'll find it works well for you. Good luck.
404569
Possibly, although it might be a challenge. I think it requires body weight to move smoothly. It may be possible to loosen the flywheel enough to make this easier with less weight. Sorry I don't have a more definitive answer.
1896881
I'm not sure taking the wheels off would help much but I guess it would still work. I haven't tried that. It might not be as stable and the wooden legs might start to splinter. Guess it's worth a shot.
2252052
You should be able to do that. However, if you tow something heavy, the bar might get damaged.
549343
I don't believe that you would wish to do this very often. It can be done, however, the wheel position requires that it be picked up rather high on the other end in order to roll it.
1893034
I think you could but I never tried. The bigger wheels should make it easier than the small wheel. Uneven dirt and grass yes. Real loose gravel could be a problem.
2094440
I think it would be best suited for cycling. Go to Youtube and search, how to fix a flat on ATV and I'm sure you will see many solutions.
179009
Yes, you can absolutely use 4 ramps to lift the entire vehicle if the ramps fit in front of the rear tires. I've used 4 ramps at the same time and it works well for any maintenance that does not require the wheels to be removed (diff oil, engine oil, transmission fluid, exhaust, etc...)
1115706
I would not try it. they are made to load an ATV but I would not walk on them trying to move anything.
1903632
You should be able to move it from vehicle to vehicle very easily. I have done this with mine.
175341
I use it on a 32 foot 5th wheel and just have one leveler. My camper has tandem axles - two wheels on each side, each on their own axle. How many you need would depend on how severe the slant of the ground is & the weight of your motor home. Each one is capable of lifting 30,000 pounds. My thought is: if 1/2 of the weight ov your motor home isn't over 30,000 and the ground is reasonably level, then one should be sufficient. You may want to use 2 however so one the duals isn't bearing so much weight.
1793996
I would think so. You might have to get creative in order to balance it safely. Maybe you could strap it to the rails with tie downs.
803751
Sure, it'll work using an ATV (I use a Honda 450 Foreman) BUT... the grabber is really difficult to open to hook to something. I've found that I've had better luck with wrapping a regular ol' chain around, whatever I want to pull out, 3-4 times works as well as or better than the grabber. If this model had the handles to open it, like the next model up, then I'd recommend it... otherwise NO.
1224075
You would need a little bit of force to snapped/pushed the rod end of the wheel's into its socket. (it took me a few seconds to snapped all five wheels into its socket)
708957
Yes, but with ever thing in the case it is a little heavy. I would get the one on wheels. That is what I did.
1152874
I would have to say no. Parts fell off. The thing is slow and don't think of going uphill