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Usually find a scaffy plank works well for all weights of vehicle.
Heavier vehicle = stack more planks
Heavier vehicle = stack more planks
madkayaker
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On the scaffold plank theme it works well until you find the planks are basically stacked to make a solid ramp! Really depends of what trailer and load local agri plant lads have some really nice alloy ones but there a very complex arrangement of profiles to give strength for 15T but still light enough to lift.
I have used a couple of lengths of cable ladder with ply inserts to good effect for light cars onto car trailer (borrowed trailer from mate but he forgot to stick ramps with it!)
I have used a couple of lengths of cable ladder with ply inserts to good effect for light cars onto car trailer (borrowed trailer from mate but he forgot to stick ramps with it!)
Hey ok weight will be for a road motorbike not sure of exact weight needs to be about 2 and half meters long. Going on to a 1ton trailer.
Iv got some ange laying around was going to just weld that with runner. But was going to use that for the runners on trailer not sure wha to use for that either. Going to get or make soe motorbike wheel chocks but iv seen people use small box section for runners still in the planing stage.
Iv got some ange laying around was going to just weld that with runner. But was going to use that for the runners on trailer not sure wha to use for that either. Going to get or make soe motorbike wheel chocks but iv seen people use small box section for runners still in the planing stage.
madkayaker
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A length of cable ladder will work well then.
madkayaker
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I used a piece of ply bolted to the inside. A simple L bracket on the underside would work you just want something to keep the end from moving I bet
