Flint Hill Goods Easy Carry Trailer Ramps - Steel - 4' x 11" - 1,600 lbs - Black

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Hello, neighbors. Steve here with etrailer.com. Today we're looking at the Flint Hill Goods Loading Ramp Set. Now these ramps are gonna be great for letting you load heavy wheeled equipment onto your truck or trailer, such as like ATVs, UTVs, golf carts, motorcycles, and pretty much whatever else you want to get up there. Now, they do come in two separate ramps that can be spaced the same distance apart as the wheels to help you get up there safely. Now, zooming in, you'll see they do have a nice checkered or diamond plate pattern, whatever you wanna call it, and that's all been made of heavy duty steel.

It's got a matte black powder coat finish. It's gonna resist rust and corrosion. And I'll go ahead and get one of them over here a little closer for you. So first off, you can see the built-in handle. Nice, welded on there.

You got rubber stops here on the ends. One, that's gonna help protect the trailer finish, and it's gonna be a non-slip pad to help it not slide off whatever you're loading. And the base, just your basic angle iron. That's gonna help give you a nice, flat surface to get up on when you're starting up the ramps. They've been reinforced with angle iron all the way up the middle as well.

And right around this rung here, you want to use the included cam buckles. There's two of them included with the purchase. There's one down there in the box, but I'm gonna grab one here so I can show you closer. So this cam buckle has an S-hook on the end of it, and it's spring loaded here. You can pull it, tighten it, whatever.

You want to go around one of those rungs in the ramp, back through itself, and then up underneath the trailer, and then cinch that down tight. That way, whenever you're loading and unloading, that ramp can't slide out of the way and fall off the trailer. Now you do need a maximum loading height, or a maximum loading height, of 25 inches, as high as you can go. The thing I've got today is about 24 inches. This box, so that's about the height of the angle you want to go. Keep in mind, when you're loading stuff, the higher the angle, the harder it's gonna be to get up that incline, and you wanna be safer and try to have it a little lower if possible. But that height there is a nice, safe height. They are 48 inches long by 11 inches wide and about one and seven eighth inches to two inches thick. Now those safety straps I was talking about, those guys are five foot long and one inch wide. The ramps only weigh about 15.4 pounds a piece. So it's a nice, lightweight ramp. And again, you got the nice carry handle here. You can easily carry these. They're really light. And then you can use them, put them away whenever you're not using them. Very, very easy to move around. They're not too long. You could probably even slide them under your trailer if you have a built in ramp carrier or something like that. Folks, they do have a nice one year warranty. Again, you're gonna get two ramps and two cam buckle straps with the purchase. A very nice product by Flint Hill Goods. I'm Steven. Thanks so much for your time. Thanks for watching. Stay safe out there.