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I got mine for about $120 for the combo. They had a deal but when I got there they didn’t have any made combos. So they allowed me to pick a reel and rod and make one and gave me the price for the deal. Think it all together normally runs $180

They are around 250 for combo

@@Lmessi_Miami4good Lord where are you getting yours from lol. The baitcaster ain’t even that much

I wouldn’t advise these now. They work well for a few uses but I think tractor supply sells better ones for the length of them so the slop is not as drastic.

Very true. But hey real men don’t drive lifted 😉. Kidding I do drive a leveled truck and it was steeper than that Ranger. These ramps also broke on me after two years but I did not baby them. They’re not used for a bridge.

For a zero turn I’d suggest finding a hill and it’d need to be of course a mower than can fit in your bed. But using a hill to help cut down the angle it’ll work perfectly. I used it all the time but I had a ditch area I could pull my truck(s) and use the ramp as a ramp or bridge.

@@ghilliemanreviews I'm actually needing to ramp into a shed I just built. Height above grade is about 14".

@@ewetoobblowzdogg8410 it should be fine for that I believe

Yes not a bad idea. They are very steep. Better for smaller pickups. Mine actually broke themselves after I made the 2nd video on them after a year. I think they are still great because I left mine out in the weather and they took some abuse from me lol. I used them for anything and everything and easily exceeded the weight limit.

Still stand by it lol I don’t use the ramps anymore since I got an enclosed trailer but I’ll tell anyone that.

Sweet. My ramps have bit the dust now so that might be a greater decision. But I did not go easy on them.

Haha I appreciate it. That's why they beat around the bush! Want you to come back for more. I plan on making more reviews like this I just need a product to do.

I should lol

It helps!

Not the best unless your truck is low to the ground. If you have a higher truck, the deck will scrub the ramps. Or if you back to a hill and use the ramps as a small incline or bridge then it's fine.

@@ghilliemanreviews ok thanks for the reply 👍

Just foe warning these are great ramps for a while but mine have bit the dust temporarily! The welding for the ledges you sit on the bed have come apart. The rest of the ramps have held up great. But I need to repair them

I have not tried it but I would say now it might be the better option especially if they're longer. My ramps have finally started showing age and the pegs at the end have bent or the welds have broken

@@ghilliemanreviews I had a feeling those were serious weak points at some point. Ok thanks for the reply 👍🏻

Appreciate it! Thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching!

Glad you enjoyed it!

I will say I agree with thus statement. My ramp actually messed up on me. Debating on making a video about it to warn people about maybe theirs could have the same issue.

I love to include them! Even if they're a bunch of goobers! Lol

😂 Don’t need ramps for her! She jumps in and loves to ride!

@@ghilliemanreviews Love those dogs.

I would advise not. My ramps actually just broke. I will make a video on this soon.

I have a non-lifted F-150 and these ramps are not long enough to "safely" drive my quad up. I've done it once or twice but it's super sketchy. I've been putting regular car ramps under the bottoms (the kind you use for oil changes, etc) to get some extra length which has worked well, but I really just wish I got longer ramps to begin with.

@@ksarnelli yeah I might not wanna cheap out with these harbor freight ones. Gonna go ahead a drop a couple hundred on some good tri folds

Great to hear they’re working for you! Love the Toyota tundras hope the truck is working for you!

Haha thanks! Have a good one!

Thank you for the comment and feedback! Hope it helped!

I’ll go look at it!

Glad it helped!

Thanks for watching!

Caesar Bedoya agreed. When I had my ranger that’s in this video it was amazing. I have an f150 now and they still get the job done but make it a little uneasy. Your confidence is everything with something like this. These are great ramps but longer ones win for taller trucks

BallinLikeANutsack very true!

Justin Kirk I would not suggest using these ramps for a mower unless you have a hill to backup too and use them like a bridge. You will bottom out with these on flat ground. I have used these for a long time now and still love them but I’m going to be investing in a trailer soon for hauling my mower and four wheeler

Richard Clair 😁

That’s pretty cool! Never seen that. With these ramps I don’t think you’d need it but that opens the door to many other kinds! I liked these for the fact it had the chains

@@ghilliemanreviews Thanks so much i truly believe in safety and that is why i sell them too many people get hurt loading and unloading when in a hurry

brian martine I’ll be buying these, I think that it’s easier than the chains.

@@richardstevens5961 clamparamp@gmail.com is my e-mail for you

brian martine thank you..!!

Rogent X I believe so if it’s a trailer. A truck bed you might be cutting it close

Sorry so late on replying. Yeah i tested it out on my truck (just visually) and could tell right away. I tested it few times on trailer and did few modifications. Plywood on left side w/thread grip, walking up bike up it is easy peasy

Rogent X sweet glad it’s working for you!

Yeah works better than I expected. I actually have video of me winching my bike up it on my channel. bit wimpy way of loading but works, and also shows clearance pretty good too 👍🏻

Rob I that would be my only complaint. If it was longer it’d be amazing! After owning it now for a year and a some change, I wouldn’t recommend it for a scooter or street bike. For dirt bikes and four wheelers it’s perfect.