Harbor Freight Ramps Review Haul Master 60397 56157

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[@johnmartin5153]

Nice. Literally going to HF now to buy these

[@basicnomad]

Thanks.

[@dwaynecollins4974]

You have to use ratchet straps to secure them? I don't guess I've ever heard of that before..

[@hanksgarage_]

I haven’t either but it makes a lot of sense depending on what you’re trying to load

[@dwaynecollins4974]

@@hanksgarage_ It does make sense safety wise doesn't it

[@petemiller519]

When you're loading quads or motor bikes, if you're on the ramp and hit the throttle, the rear wheel can kick the ramp backwards as the bike moves forward and the whole contraption with you on your bike will be eating pavement. I've been loading bikes without the straps all my life, but I would take a run at the ramp, never hitting the throttle on the way up. Cheers.

[@dwaynecollins4974]

@@petemiller519 You know I've seen that happen and that didn't occur to me! True that
and Cheers.