jrider
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I see it's pretty flat in your neck of the woods, just like south Jersey but even the slightest incline gives you a lot more leverage. In desperate times I've used the regular 8' ramps that lie on the tailgate nice and flat and have used another set of 8' 2x10's to bridge from the ground to part way up the ramps sitting on the tailgate. It's not optimal but if you're stubborn enough, you will win.You won't roll mine up a ramp in the back of a truck. I don't know what it weighs but if you can you are one bad hombre. It was less than 2000.
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