Happy to help Joe, thanks for reaching out! From what you're looking to get out of a trailer jack, I'd suggest the Dutton-Lainson Boat Trailer Jack w/ Wheel #D22335. It has a large 8" x 3-5/16" single wheel, 1,500-lb capacity, their…
Hey David, we have everything we need to flat tow your 2006 Dodge Ram 1500 4WD but the first thing you need is a base plate kit like the Blue Ox part #BX1988 which I like because in my experience the Blue Ox kits are just really well made and easier…
At one point the ends of the Gen-Y Ramps like the part #325-GH-R84 were different but at this time the ends of the ramp look like what you see in the attached photo.
Hi Darryl, These jacks are exactly the same dimensions, but the difference is the the Square 2-Speed Jack - Drop Leg w/ Spring Return - Sidewind - 25-7/8" Lift - 10K #e79FV has the drop leg plunger on the front of the jack while the Square…
Hello Dennis, That is definitely something you will want to check with your setup. The B&W Continuum #BW78FR will sit about 9 inches below your trailer frame once installed, so you will want to measure from the ground to the bottom of the frame…
Unfortunately you can not Doug. The factory hitch on your 2020 Ford F-150 Lariat is part of the rear step-bumper assembly. It's bolted to your frame and then the step-bumper bolts to the trailer hitch. Removing the factory hitch removes the…
Hey Dave, welcome back! The only front hitch that fits the diesel models is the EcoHitch Hidden Front Mount Trailer Hitch #EH37FR. Installation will require some trimming. You can see what it's like in the installation video linked further down…
Hey there Daniel - it really depends on your trailer height and what you’re loading. The 6' RapidRamps kits (part numbers #e47XV for 5–6-1/2' wide trailers and #e67XV for trailers over 6-1/2' wide) give you a gentler approach angle, which…
The Gen-Y 72" Ramps #325-GH-R72 do have hooks on the end to help make connection to the trailer easier and more stable, but there isn't an additional plate that can be added to a trailer specifically for this application. With that said, you…
Good Afternoon Amy! that’s a great question and I’m really glad you asked before trying it. You do not want to straddle both tires on a single ramp part #TH307617 or let one tire hang off the side. Even though some photos can make it look like that…
Hey Dustin, according to B and W the Continuum part #BW28FR can be used on taller frames like your 8 inch frame but you would just need to supply your own cylinder mounting hardware that is taller. So basically what that means is you'd need…
These arrived yesterday and are EXACTLY what I was looking for. Thanks for the excellent service!
Bill
Boxborough, MA
Car Ramps with Loading Ramps for easy loading
Set up your car ramps with Loading Ramps to move vehicles on and off the trailer with less hassle. Aluminum options are easier to lift, and checking per-ramp versus combined weight ratings helps match your load. Length affects approach angle for low-clearance rigs, while some setups use brackets that need drilling, latch upright when folded, and even slide to handle different track widths; also note hook depth for a solid bite on the trailer.
Some loading ramps automatically latch when folded straight up and stay locked until you release them. Follow the latch steps in the instructions during setup. If included, tighten an anti-rattle adjustment to reduce movement on rough roads.
Check that the hook end engages the trailer lip deeply and seats fully before loading. Shallow hooks can let a ramp drop as a tire rolls on. If needed, choose ramps with wider or longer hooks to improve engagement.
Check both the per-ramp and combined ratings. A set listed at 6,000 lbs can be 3,000 lbs per ramp. When loading, weight is shared across wheels rather than all on the ramps at once, but still match ratings to your vehicle's weight and height needs.
Expect to install brackets on the trailer frame, which can require drilling. If you follow the instructions it goes smoothly. After install, you can fold the ramps up or down with a lever and lock them in the stowed position.
Yes, some loading ramps slide side-to-side to accommodate different widths. Set the spacing for your ATV or car and secure them per the instructions. Confirm your mounting lets each ramp travel enough to match your tire spacing.
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