[MAD MUDDER]

i am looking into buying some loading ramps for my 4wheeler. i have never owned these before so i dont know anything about them. what brand is the best? what is better, tri fold or bi fold? also they will be used with a ford ranger and a ford f250 with a lift and big tires, but mostly the ranger. thanks for the help.
-Aaron

 

[TATORNUTZ]

i just bought the tri-folds from northern $169 out the door.they work great and aren't too heavy.<a href="http://www.northerntool.com/webapp/wcs/" target="_blank">http://www.northerntool.com/webapp/wcs/ ... 70_578_578</a> they come in different lengths,these are the exact ones i bought.My truck is a shortbed with toolbox,after loading the bike,they just slide right under the bike.the 48" wide are noticably narrower than the 54's when loading/unloading the foreman.

 

[Yooperforeman]

I have the aluminum tri-fold ramp made by LUND. Works really good for things other than my four-wheeler. I think I paid 189.00

 

[#48FAN]

I have a Tundra Double Cab that has 20's on it so it sits about like a stock F250. I opted for the 7ft bi-fold. My bed is only 6 1/2 ft so my foreman won't fit with the tailgate up. I typically will just slide mine between the wheels of the Foreman. I think I paid like $160. It goes up real easy, my buddies were suprised.

 

[REDDOG]

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[Truckman]

I got a set of aluminum ramps made by Reese (tow hitch company) at Lowes for 109$ they have been the best i've owned so far.they have nice nylon quick release buckl;es for the safeties and they can hook together to be a full ramp if needed.I use them on my Dodge dakota and they seem to be a good length for a reasonable incline angle.

 

[wvforeman]

mine are home made from catwalk decking off a rr car...just fabbed some tips for them and bolted them on...a little heavy but free...