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,588.24 Anyway, I need to build a ramp for this. Here's what I'm thinking: 2 separate ramps. Each ramp would start out with 2x8's (?) set up like joists. All lumber will be pressure treated. The joists will be spanned by a single 2x12 (the machine has 7" tracks, giving myself extra room) between the joists will be ribs, every 2', made from 2x8's as well.Discount Ramps offers tough, heavy-duty aluminum ramps to efficiently load heavy construction and agricultural equipment. These ramps are designed to stand up to the toughest conditions, and won't warp or wobble under the weight of your Bobcat, dump truck, or skid steer loader. Howdy, curious if anyone has experience loading a skid steer or mini ex up onto a 4' high flatbed. I have a flatbed dump on the F800 which makes that bed sit pretty high. Occasionally I have a portable sawmill job and need to bring my bobcat t740; it would be awesome to do it in one trip.
I want to build a set of steel loading ramp's to put my 9000lb tractor onto my deck over trailer which is approx 32" high. Any suggestions as to what size material to use. Thanks My ramps are similar to Shield Arcs but made out of 2" square tube with 2" angle cross members. The leg going down is 3" channel. I would hazard a guess that Shield Arc didn't build his ramps. The leg is important as it prevents lifting force on the coupler. Learn how to make your own truck ramps with 2x4s, plywood and a ramp top kit. Follow the step-by-step instructions, safety precautions and other ideas to customize your ramp. The design Xfaxman showed would work, as it is close to what my Big Tex has. My other trailer has 3" channel with angle iron ramps and it has legs. The trick is to make the legs touch the ground when a heavy load rolls up on it, as the rear of the trailer squats, but before the ramps actually bend.
I would make a small hill with a flat retaining wall so you can back the dump trailer up to it and drive the skid steer right on without ramps. Won't help you loading and unloading at your destination, but will make it easy when you are leaving or getting back home.
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Loading the skid steer with ramps lifts the back of the truck. The ramps have no "legs" on them. How do most people support the back of the trailer when loading?
Four foot ramps should be fine if you back on and drive off, though I would be a little leary of driving up them without the bucket. Test it slowly. I personally prefer mine longer, more like 5 1/2 feet depending on the style and height of the trailer deck.
Anyway, I need to build a ramp for this. Here's what I'm thinking: 2 separate ramps. Each ramp would start out with 2x8's (?) set up like joists. All lumber will be pressure treated. The joists will be spanned by a single 2x12 (the machine has 7" tracks, giving myself extra room) between the joists will be ribs, every 2', made from 2x8's as well.
Discount Ramps offers tough, heavy-duty aluminum ramps to efficiently load heavy construction and agricultural equipment. These ramps are designed to stand up to the toughest conditions, and won't warp or wobble under the weight of your Bobcat, dump truck, or skid steer loader.
Howdy, curious if anyone has experience loading a skid steer or mini ex up onto a 4' high flatbed. I have a flatbed dump on the F800 which makes that bed sit pretty high. Occasionally I have a portable sawmill job and need to bring my bobcat t740; it would be awesome to do it in one trip. I want to build a set of steel loading ramp's to put my 9000lb tractor onto my deck over trailer which is approx 32" high. Any suggestions as to what size material to use. Thanks My ramps are similar to Shield Arcs but made out of 2" square tube with 2" angle cross members. The leg going down is 3" channel. I would hazard a guess that Shield Arc didn't build his ramps. The leg is important as it prevents lifting force on the coupler. Learn how to make your own truck ramps with 2x4s, plywood and a ramp top kit. Follow the step-by-step instructions, safety precautions and other ideas to customize your ramp.
The design Xfaxman showed would work, as it is close to what my Big Tex has. My other trailer has 3" channel with angle iron ramps and it has legs. The trick is to make the legs touch the ground when a heavy load rolls up on it, as the rear of the trailer squats, but before the ramps actually bend. I would make a small hill with a flat retaining wall so you can back the dump trailer up to it and drive the skid steer right on without ramps. Won't help you loading and unloading at your destination, but will make it easy when you are leaving or getting back home.
Loading the skid steer with ramps lifts the back of the truck. The ramps have no "legs" on them. How do most people support the back of the trailer when loading?
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Had to make a tough decision between a skid steer or an excavator, i decided to go with a Mini Ex. now lets see if its useful for anything other than digging!
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