1500 Lb. Tri-Fold Aluminum Loading Ramp

Comments about Haul-Master 1500 Lb. Tri-Fold Aluminum Loading Ramp:

this ramp unfolds to the wide of my toyota prerunner. i can easily load my 400lb bike on my own cause i have extra space to walk my bike up into the bed of my truck without having to worry about that big STEP up. very good for the price.

Comments about Haul-Master 1500 Lb. Tri-Fold Aluminum Loading Ramp:

I use this to load and load our atvs and street bikes. We use it all the time and no issues. The safety chains could be better. but for the price great item.

Comments about Haul-Master 1500 Lb. Tri-Fold Aluminum Loading Ramp:

Good ramp for the money, have used for 4 years with dirt bikes and large 4 wheelers and no problems, all rivets still holding. Not quite wide enough for largest 4 wheelers, but fine for my Foreman 500. Going to buy another!

Comments about Haul-Master 1500 Lb. Tri-Fold Aluminum Loading Ramp:

I have used this ramp for 5 years. Have three ATV's and four bikes. Works great for loading as you can walk-up with bike, no tall step! ATV just drive up. Length is good because it fits in bed and you can close tailgate, any longer you would have to leave it open. Haven't had a problem with tabs. Just the plastic end caps have fallen out. Chains are fine, they are made to secure to truck while loading not really hold any weight so they could actually be lighter weight. Just got to hold it right when carrying so it doesn't open, I just wrap chains around end through. Hope the helps someone?

Comments about Haul-Master 1500 Lb. Tri-Fold Aluminum Loading Ramp:

I just used my ramp to load my motorcycle for the first time and I'm very happy with it. Yes, the safety chains could be stronger and I wish it was a foot or two longer but for the price you can't beat it.

Comments about Haul-Master 1500 Lb. Tri-Fold Aluminum Loading Ramp:

I have been using these ramps for over a year now on a weekly basis and have loaded all types of equipment ( atv's, motorcycles, lawntractors etc. ) no problems and I don't baby them.They could be two feet longer to reduce the angle when loading.I've loaded plenty of heavy utility quads also.


And when loading lawn tractors of course they are going to get hung up on the deck at the end of the ramp the mowing deck sits low. you shouldn't be riding them up the ramps anyway.

Comments about Haul-Master 1500 Lb. Tri-Fold Aluminum Loading Ramp:

Bought this ramp in spite of the poor reviews and I'm glad I did. Makes loading my 600 lb. cruiser on my trailer a breeze (along with the Haulmaster wheel chock) and I haven't had any problems with flexing or popping rivets, etc. Bike has been up and down the ramp (with me on it) 8 times and no issues.

Comments about Haul-Master 1500 Lb. Tri-Fold Aluminum Loading Ramp:

At first they seemed decent. had a couple years or loading dirtbikes mowers smaller atvs. then my buddy bought one for hit grizzly 600 and sportsman 500 and after a few weekends he was half way up when the tab on the right side that sits on the tailgat broke and he nearly flipped it. walked to my truck and saw it was starting to crack. the metal tabs are to week and oly go into the ramp like an inch and are only held on by a couple weak rivets. co not buy if you value your health. Or buy as a gift for someone you dont like. the ramp part them selfs arent bad so i will chop them up, ditch the tabs and properly secure them to one of my trailers

Comments about Haul-Master 1500 Lb. Tri-Fold Aluminum Loading Ramp:

Have had it about two years. I use it to transport motorcycles in my truck for repair. The ramp is light handy but a little short for most things. The one bad feature is that the tabs where it sits on the tailgate are too weak. If you want to modify these tabs to make it stronger, the ramp will work. Advice from someone who dropped a Harley when the tabs broke. With this modification, it's a good value..

Comments about Haul-Master 1500 Lb. Tri-Fold Aluminum Loading Ramp:

I bought this to make it easier on my wife and kids for getting our one lawn tractor out of our barn. I got the rear wheels about half way down the ramp when I felt something hit my leg. It was one of the rivets. I decided to head back into the barn as it was flexing. By the time the rear wheels got up to the top two of the ends had ripped through about two inches. I ended up reinforcing it, but it is useless at it's overrated rate.