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as most of you know I have Fitz's ambulance and i think its about time i start using it.
I am looking to buy some ramps to use for the track. I would like something that folds possibly and its spacious.
I was thinking something like that http://www.amazon.com/Aluminum-Super...8907670&sr=8-1 but it doesnt fold up and I dont thinnk its gonna work for transportation at the track.
I am open to suggestions. Obviously trying to keep it low cost but I want something thats not gonna snap and its gonna last me for a while.
Thanks in advance for help/advice
I bought a pair off of eBay last May and they work just fine. Similar items to what I bought (stay away from anything under 7', as the angle will be steeper to get the bike into the truck):
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Erickson-Man...ht_2558wt_1413
http://www.ebay.com/itm/8-FOLDING-AT...ht_2452wt_1413
http://www.ebay.com/itm/80-FOLDING-S...ht_2473wt_1413
This is what I have now (I use them when I transport in the truck):
http://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-7-5-ARCH...ht_2439wt_1413
I have two arched folding aluminum ramps that I got from Lowes or Home Depot that work great. One for the bike and the other to walk up and down.
If you wanted really wide to ride up and down, I suppose you could get a third and clamp them together.
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1995 916
ya im pretty bad at taking the bike on and off so i figured more space would make it easier for me
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the ambulance is leveling at about my waist. so lets say 3ft high?
You get used to it. Try parking with the rear wheels in a lower spot, such as a drain. It lowers the back and and makes it easier to load.
My truck bed it close to a foot higher and 7.5' is plenty. I'd say you would be fine with a set of 7' ramps.
Do you have a Harbor Freight close by? They also sell ramps fairly cheap. Make sure to grab a 20% of coupon from online if you go.
ya theres a harbor freight right by my work and very close to my house
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Because the ambulance is lower just go with 2 of the harbor freight ones, one used for the bike one for you to walk next to the bike
Corey
its still not very low though. its taller than the bike itself.
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A lot lower then my truck
Corey
im making this too hard. i should just go to HF and buy some. although on the website they show only 6' ramps. im assuming they d have more in the store?
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im making this too hard. i should just go to HF and buy some. although on the website they show only 6' ramps. im assuming they d have more in the store?
I would buy the 2 that fold out so you can use them for almost anything and they are easy to tuck away...
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HF near me in Natick has about 3 different ramps as I recall. They have the cheapest set that doesn't fold.. once in a while there's a special coupon for it. They have two other folding types. You could always just call them and ask what they have.. and if they are in stock.
http://www.harborfreight.com/catalog...torcycle+ramps
Third one over 84.99 .. err fourth one over
http://www.harborfreight.com/6-ft-x-...air-96513.html
i found the 6' ones I needed to see if they have anything at 7'.
abiout to get this : http://www.amazon.com/Folding-Steel-...8909271&sr=8-3
yes or i should still go by HF?
Those are good......and they have the straps wich are needed if its a bit slippery cause it sucks ass to have them slide out
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I bought mine from Harbor Freight and I think they just posted the Tri-Fold for $80.
Did you read the reviews on the HF site? Judging from the two reviews I would stay away from that set.
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I bought a set of black widow knockoffs from ramp king on ebay. $130ish shipped for 2 9' folding. 3 seasons of use and they're still brand new. Yes, it takes a little getting used to, but it gets easy. Make sure you strap the ramps to the ambulance somewhere so they don't kick out on ya...
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