I use the gate on the back of the trailer lol Just kidding try tractor supply I seen some today when I was out there

 

I saw that video yesterday!!! I did some research and it seems like this is hands down the best way to put a RZR in the back of your truck. They offer a lifetime warranty too!!! I like having it in the back of my truck because it is so much easier to navigate traffic.

 

did you see how the cables on the tailgate were streching??? you need to support the tailgate or the cables will break and you will have repair$...

 

Lay a-few 2x12x8' and screw the front of 2x12 to bed to keep it in place..Ya them Cables Suck...Found On Road Dead..Use to have chains for tailgate..

 

My ramps cost 5-bucks Just 2x12 They work Great

 

i didn't notice the tailgate cables until you pointed it out. Any recommendations on how to support them?

 

On the subject of brecking the cables holding your tailgate there is a compeny that makes tailgate support bars to take the strain off the cables of the tailgate,they are DG MANUFACTURING at DG Manufacturing Home Page. They make thissupport just for loading UTV's Idon't have to worry about mine becuase my truck is a flat bed.

 

wow, those are cool, looks easy to make

smart Idea using the latches

 

I just did a Google search and found you can buy this utv ramp with free shipping plus a whole lot more info and videos at:
Heavy Duty Arched Tri-Fold UTV Ramps From Discount Ramps.Com

The RevArc HD is awesome, I have used a set.

 

O.K. Not to flame, but to tell the story. I ordered the Tri-fold ramp from them. Shipping time was OK with tracking number, but when I got them a few rungs where damaged. With a Construction back round, if it damaged DON'T USE IT.
I E-mailed them 3 times with pictures of the damage and did not get a response. Called them, very nice, said they would send out a replacement.
A few days pass with no tracking number in the in box, E-mailed/called... bla bla bla.
Anyway two months after place the first order I got the replacements. The ramps are nice, but.....

 

The RevArc UTV ramps are the best! I have seen many vids with RZR's and Rangers and even a Rhino being loaded on those ramps. By far they thought of everything.

I think i am gong to get these next. My Fly Racing Adjustable ramp broke! said it was rated at 2000lbs on package. on WPS Inc's site it says 1500lbs??? WTF

Any one else use RevArc HD UTV loading ramps?

 

LoL new guy on the forum and both posts are about RevArc ramps in old threads. One saying your going to buy some. The other saying you already use them :rm_thumbdown: Atleast try to hide it a little

 

Im using these and they work good.. I can tuck them underneath my rzr in my truck.

NEW 8 FT UTV LOADING RAMPS ranger rhino gator mule atv: eBay Motors (item 130455421899 end time Nov-22-10 10:09:00 PST)

 

ya, I already sent a warning.

 

Fly Racing Adjustable ramp broke

@ Tiki- I did have a Rhino friend who brought his ramps back to the dealer because they bent. I dont know when FLY changed their rating, but they went from 2000lbs to 1500lbs. If you own these ramps be careful because most side by sides with a driver weigh 1500 - 1800 lbs.

 

Please be aware that Kevans777 is the marketing director REVARC Ramps. He has posted the same BS asking questions on the Commander Forum. I was going to buy these ramps until I learned this. I will not do business with a company that operates like this.

Here is the proof:

kevans777 - Shop Talk - Powersports Dealer Community Member - The Online Community for Powersports Dealers

 

Nice find, kinda obvious when you look at his previous posts. That is a shaddy way to make sales. If you want to promote your product do so honestly instead of making claims and stating you would like to a see a set lol.

 

I apologize if I mislead anyone. Forums are designed to get people talking and discovering information. If anyone has other insight into loading ramps, please share so we can all find the right products.Thanks.

 

I use the same setup as in the first video. I load into the back of my FX4 but I put planks running from the front of the box extending down over the tailgate just to be safe and help split up some of the weight from the tailgate.

The ramps I have hinge in the center and are galvanized steel. They got a little weight to them but they work great. I rushed loading the other day and the ramps were a little too close together. The front left wheel sliped off and twisted underneath the bike. Once I backed down the ramp and lined them up better the weight of the rzr seemed to correct the twist in the ramp and now it's fine. I was suprised how resiliant they were.
I only paid $200 with tax included.
When using ramps like these always remember to strap the ramp to the bumper to prevent kick out.

 

I am considering the 9.5 foot UTV Ramp from ATV Ramps | UTV Ramps | Golf Cart Ramps - Long Ramps.com but not sure if I want to spend $325 on ramps at this time.

 

before i got a flat bed, i built a "T" bar extender that went into the tow receiver with a set of short ramps and set just past the tailgate,and the rear axle rested on it instead of the tail gate..you can buy them just about everywhere now..

 

My ATV Ramps are from Oxlite Oxlite- Ramp by Stock Number9
Number 13702 - 7,000 lb. Load Capacity - 14" x 94 O Series Heavy Duty Dual Runners.

I also made hold-down black steel straps to lock the ramps to the tailgate (see last photo).

The middle photo shows that the Ford's wheel wells were moved also, i don't have to drive over the hump anymore!

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