DIY Loading Ramps - Heavy Duty

These ramps are heavy duty for loading my B Series Kubota onto my trailer.
Ill show you how I made them and how they work.

[@crush42mash6]

Great job, very somewhere what I need to do much appreciated

[@appalachiandiy2415]

Your welcome!

[@genegene9144]

⁠how much to make me a set of those ramps?

[@methods-SE]

Lol - I was morbidly interested until I saw how large of a tractor he intended to back down the ramps! Well done, that far exceeds my requirements and its only $15 in wood + scrap metal. Thanks for pointing out that long ramps put ALL the load on the wood while shorter ramps split the load. That adjusted my plans.

[@appalachiandiy2415]

Awesome! Thanks

[@JesusPaidItAll]

Hey Sean, new subscriber here. Great little video. I need to build a ramp for my e250 eventually, so that I can pull heavy things into it. I like your idea. Looking forward to more content.

[@appalachiandiy2415]

Thanks!

[@ChadAmI80]

Nice job! Now if only I had a plasma cutter 🤔

[@appalachiandiy2415]

Grinder cut wheel or a torch set works too.

[@guysteel]

Hey brother nice work. The only thing I see as a weakness is that your heavy duty brackets are on TOP of the wood. When the tractor is below the top bracket the only thing holding the weight of the tractor is the washers and the nuts from ripping through the wood. A slight modification would be to put that strong steel under the wood to support the whole plank. Great video. Thanks. Stay safe.

[@appalachiandiy2415]

Thanks. Good idea

[@israelmarin8008]

What kind of wood did you use?

[@appalachiandiy2415]

Pressure treated pine from HD

[@genegene9144]

How much to make me a set?

[@15706577457]

first off your board should be on top, all you have holding the weight is your bolts just saying