We offer 4 Class III hitches that are a confirmed fit for your 2015 Ford Edge Sport: • etrailer brand Class III hitch, part #e36RR • Curt Class III, part #C78KR • Curt Class III, part #C13234 • Draw-Tite Class III, part #75234 I'd eliminate the…
Hey Daniel, welcome back! You do not have to strip the wires before installing them on the TowSmart 4-Way Flat Connector Rapid Repair Trailer Wiring Kit item #TS68QR. The 4-way connectors have sharp metal prongs that slice the wiring insulation or…
The best I can do, without knowing your exact golf cart model, is show you how to calculate the maximum weight you can carry on your 2022 Ford F-250 when using the Mad-Ramps Pivoting Ramp System for ATV/UTV Ramps - 1,400-lbs - 2" Hitch, part…
There is a potential solution for you but the Arched Loading Ramp Set #288-07432-2 you referenced would not work with your 2017 GMC Sierra 2500HD with a 39-1/2 inch bed height. Instead, you may be able to use the Erickson Arched, Aluminum Loading…
To replace the OEM ramp for your 2002 Triton Elite, I recommend the Loading Ramp Set - Steel - 48" Long x 11" Wide x 1-1/2" Thick - 1,600 lbs - Qty 2 #288-07474-2 or the Aluminum Car Hauler Ramp Set - 48" x 14-1/2" - 6,000…
I've attached the wiring diagram for you to check out, but it sounds like the compressor for your #AL57289 is not getting power. The wiring harness has an ignition wire which if not connected to an ignition source, will not wake up the compressor…
It won't be an issue. Since the combined weight of the #288-07452-2 is 1500 pounds, the ramps are designed to withstand the 1,450 pounds of your mower. However, if you are worried about it, you can always go with the #288-07474-2 which has a…
Hey Chris, the good news is yes, the Roadmaster Direct-Connect Base Plate Kit #RM-524431-5 that you have for your 2020 Ford F-150 Raptor will also work for your 2025 Ford F-150 Raptor. As of right now it does not look like we have an install kit for…
Hey Michael! The etrailer Electric Trailer Jack w/ 7-Way #e74GV you were looking at will definitely have enough lift for your Coleman 13R. This is a great option if you just want to power the jack off the 7-way on your vehicle instead of running it…
Yes, a trailer that is nose up can cause big problems. A level trailer is ideal and worth working toward for safety. The good news is that you can get the trailer almost exactly level with switching ball mounts. This is where an adjustable ball mount…
E-Track such as the Erickson Horizontal E-Track #E19148 can be used in any way that allows you to mount your pair of motorcycles. As you can see in some of the photos I've added, there is not a set way to add the track. You will need to take…
Since you do not have a need for trailer brake wiring I have just what you need. I recommend the T-One Wiring Harness, part #118341. This harness includes the converter you need for your 4Runner, so you do not need another converter. The converter…
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Load ATVs, carts, and trikes smoothly with Erickson ATV ramps. Lightweight aluminum options, including arched and folding or tri-fold designs, make setup and storage simple, with tie-down straps available for securing to a truck. Match capacity to your machine—1,000 lb works for most golf carts, and 3,000 lb options exist—and check width for your tires or skis and the length needed to ease the approach angle.
Yes, folding designs make storage and transport straightforward. They fold up for compact hauling and can even be carried on the side of a trailer to keep them out of the way. Some have convenient carrying handles. Secure any loose chains so they don't tangle while unfolding.
Choose a capacity that exceeds your total load. For most golf carts, 1,000 lb works, and Erickson offers arched aluminum ramps with 3,000 lb capacity for extra margin. Use the included straps to attach the ramps to the truck. If you're near the limit, step up in capacity to reduce flex and improve confidence.
Secure the ramps with straps and confirm solid tailgate or trailer contact before loading. Watch for steep angles and take it slow. If edges feel sharp, add protection where ramps touch painted plastic to avoid scuffs. Check hinge hardware so it moves freely without jamming, and tether any chains to prevent tangles.
Yes, longer arched ramps help reduce steep approaches and deck hang ups. Check your loading height and go with the longest ramps you can manage. Take it slow on steeper setups and use the straps so the ramps stay put while loading.