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…
Yep, that flexibility is built right in, Chris. The ramps slide side-to-side along the index bars on all RapidRamps kits, whether you’re looking at the 5' options (#e37XV for 5 - 6-1/2' wide trailers or #e97XV for over 6-1/2' wide) or the…
Yes, they can, Chris. With both 6 foot RapidRamp kits #e47XV and #e67XV, the ramps slide side-to-side along the index bars so you can line them up with different tire widths. Once lifted back in the upright position, they latch in place, and you can…
Hey Kevin! The lip on either side of the etrailer RapidRamps #e47XV is approximately 1.875" tall. These 6' long ramps are designed for trailers over 6-1/2' wide and can hold up to 6,000 lbs per pair (3,000 lbs per ramp). What will you be…
Howdy Jason, for trailers over 6-1/2 feet wide, you’ll want either #e97XV 5 foot ramps or #e67XV 6 foot ramps. Both bolt directly to a wood trailer deck and include everything needed for installation. Between the two, ramp length is the deciding…
Hi Yogesh, thanks for sending over those measurements and photos, that really helps and I completely understand wanting to get rid of those heavy steel ramps and make loading quicker and smoother Based on your trailer being 6 feet inside to inside,…
Hey, Mike. That's a really good question. I'd like to get some pictures of your trailer so I can get a visual of what yours looks like in the back. If you could reply to the email with pictures I'll be able to go from there! I want to…
Welcome back Drew! To replace the lug nuts on your 3,500 lbs Vortex hubs, I recommend the DeeMaxx Trailer Wheel Lug Nut - Stainless Steel item #DE55KR. This stainless steel lug nut is sold individually and capped off at the end so it works great with…
Hey Kerri. The Replacement Fabric item #e96QV is going to be white when it's rolled up. This black fade fabric is designed to replace the ones on 15' wide awnings like our etrailer item #e24QV. What kind of awning do you have and what color…
Hello Mark, Thanks for writing in. The Rhino-Rack Reconn-Deck Platform Rack #RR34FR34MR is rated for up to 330 lbs of dynamic load capacity and up to 826 lbs of static load capacity. If you're considering a rooftop tent, the static capacity is…
The lid of the Bright Way Trailer Breakaway ICU Kit with 12V, 5-Amp-Hour Battery, Charger, and Wire Loom #BW94FR that you referenced has a wiring diagram shown that details how it wires. Not seen is there is a single wire that runs up to running…
Hey Jeff. There is definitely a correlation between weight and capacity. I've listed the weight of all three of the Power Mountain Tallboy Off-Road Bottle Jacks we have below: Power Mountain Tallboy Off-Road Bottle Jack - 7-15/16" to…
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Choosing the Perfect Trailer Ramps
Trailer ramps are essential for loading and unloading vehicles or equipment onto trailers. Consider the weight capacity, material, and surface grip when selecting the right ramp. Whether you're hauling ATVs, motorcycles, or heavy machinery, the right ramp ensures safety and efficiency.
Choose ramps with a weight capacity that exceeds the combined weight of your vehicle and any cargo. For example, if you're loading a 1,500-pound ATV, opt for ramps with at least a 2,000-pound capacity to ensure safety and durability.
Look for ramps with textured surfaces or rubberized grips to prevent slipping. This is crucial in wet or muddy conditions. Aluminum ramps often feature serrated rungs for added traction, making them a popular choice for off-road enthusiasts.
Aluminum ramps are lightweight and resistant to rust, making them easy to handle and durable in various weather conditions. Steel ramps, while heavier, offer greater strength and are ideal for heavier loads. Consider your specific needs and frequency of use.
The ramp length affects the loading angle. Longer ramps provide a gentler incline, which is safer for loading low-clearance vehicles. Measure the height of your trailer and choose a ramp that offers a manageable angle for your specific vehicle.
Folding ramps or those with a telescoping design are compact and easy to store. Look for ramps with handles or carrying cases for added convenience. Lightweight materials like aluminum also make transportation easier without sacrificing strength.
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