Dude.. great video... exactly what i was looking for! Just got a set of ramps for my sled... tired of hauling around a trailer all the time. Very nicely done with the explanation. U touched on all the key points. Cheers and happy sleddin!
I think I would remove the key. We had a friend once somehow lost the key during travel. . Good quality video, decent camera view etc. And spoken well Thank you all 👍👍👍📸🎥
When I unload on private land I leave it setup. When I unload in a public parking lot I put it in my bed with a bike lock through the ramp and a bed tie down. I know it's minimal security but hopefully it would would deter someone from being a jerk.
I'm picking up a sled on Sunday. I went to buy some osb to throw in my bed. God lord it's expensive. I ended up walking out with the cheapest thinnest piece of wood in the store lol. (paneling) It was still like 16 bucks.
Anything helps. I used it for about 3 years and still looks okay. It was cheap when I made the video. Built a trailer and laid some osb inside. Stay tuned for that video+
Truck is 2014 silverado double cab (not crew cab) with 6.5 foot bed. Sled is 2019 skidoo renegade with a 137" track. It does fit pretty nice! Thanks for watching!
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Im going to do a similar set up.. but im going to make a rack for the ramp so it stores over the wheel well in the truck bed.
@@GYPSY400 that's a great idea!
Dude.. great video... exactly what i was looking for! Just got a set of ramps for my sled... tired of hauling around a trailer all the time. Very nicely done with the explanation. U touched on all the key points. Cheers and happy sleddin!
Thanks I really appreciate it! It's still working great!
Great video. Probably the best details and valuable information on the subject out there.. Happy riding ! Stay safe.
Thanks so much for the feed back! Happy riding.
Great video! I just purchased a ramp and found the video simple and to the point. Thank you.
It might be a good idea to discuss your bed length in comparison to the sled and the geometry.
Get the plastic caps for your center rungs night and day difference
Yea that would prob help. Especially with studs. I have a trailer now.
That $7 piece of wood is now probably $50. Nice video. Thanks!!
Completely agree. Very sad!
I think I would remove the key. We had a friend once somehow lost the key during travel. .
Good quality video, decent camera view etc. And spoken well
Thank you all 👍👍👍📸🎥
Definitely remove the key thanks for bringing that up!! Especially with theft, don't wanna leave the keys in the ignition. I appreciate the view.
I bought a used four-wheeler and threw it in the back of my pickup. When I got home for my first ride I was so excited. Yep the key was gone
At 2:00 do you start the engine so it idles when your face is next to the tailpipe?
No
What do you do with your ramp when you’re out riding? Do you lock it up somehow? If so, how do you lock it up so it doesn’t get stolen?
When I unload on private land I leave it setup. When I unload in a public parking lot I put it in my bed with a bike lock through the ramp and a bed tie down. I know it's minimal security but hopefully it would would deter someone from being a jerk.
got the same ramps but i put a 2x6 across my tailgate so i can remove the ramp without the weight of my sled on the ramp!!
Nice!
Did you ever notice if your tailgate gets chipped up from road cinders running with it in the open position?
Never had an issues with that. I drove Im vermont often with no issues.
Great video
What size of box in truck and track length?...great video man!!
Looks about 6’6” bed and i think he said 137 track?
I'm picking up a sled on Sunday. I went to buy some osb to throw in my bed. God lord it's expensive. I ended up walking out with the cheapest thinnest piece of wood in the store lol. (paneling) It was still like 16 bucks.
Anything helps. I used it for about 3 years and still looks okay. It was cheap when I made the video. Built a trailer and laid some osb inside. Stay tuned for that video+
I would be concerned about the ramp falling off or scraping the side of the sled as you drive.
Ratchet straps secure it in both cases
@@OutdoorsmanChannel thank you for providing links to the accessories in the video! 👍
My old snowmobile was light enough I could lift it on the truck myself complete, no ramps
That's amazing!
Is your truck a 5.5’ box or 6.5’? 137” fits well on there. Well done video!
wondering my self
Truck is 2014 silverado double cab (not crew cab) with 6.5 foot bed. Sled is 2019 skidoo renegade with a 137" track. It does fit pretty nice! Thanks for watching!
Unloading ok?
Unloading is way easier. Just attach the ramp and back up then it basically falls down the ramp!