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Placement of Ramps:
(ALWAYS USE SAFETY STRAPS)
General Safety Precautions:
Read and understand how to safely operate the
equipment you are loading/unloading.
Always follow the Safety Warnings associated with the
equiprnent you are loading/unloading and follow the
man ufactu rer's operati ng i nstructions.
When load ing/unload ing equipment, always
remember that you are on an incline. There is
potential for flipping over. Be extremely careful.
Always have a person watching as you load or unload
your equipment.
For every inch of height you are loading/unloading,
your ramp(s) should be 2.2 inches long; For Example:
to load equipment into a 30 inch truck bed height you
should have a ramp at least 66 inches long.
(3O" x2.2" : 66" Ramp Length Needed).
DO NOT alter ramp(s) in any way.
1.
Fit ramps firmly against tailgate.
2.
Depress lever on Safety Strap buckle and pull hook
assembly away from ramp(s) to extend the length of the strap.
3. Attach
hooks securely underneath vehicle or trailer to the
metal portion of the bumper or frame.
4.
Pull the unattached end of the strap so that it is tightly holding
ramp(s) against tailgate or trailer.
5.
6.
Always use all straps included in ramp set.
7.
Before loading/unloading the equipment, make sure each
ramp does not slip back or sideways on tailgate by pulling
from the bottom of the ramp(s) to ensure the top of the ramp(s)
remains in contact with the end of the tailgate or trailer.
Tighten safety straps to keep the ramp(s) from sliding. (See the
drawing on the other side of this page showing a properly
secured safety strap).
8. Tires should fit within the width of the ramp(s).
9. lf using runners (2 narrow ramps) make sure they are
equally spaced apart at the top of the ramp(s) and the bottom
of the ramp(s).
10. For each inch of loading/unloading height, make sure each
ramp has 2.2 inches of length. \3O"
Length Needed).
x2.2"
:
66" Ramp