Made trailer loading ramps

Feb 27, 2007 2 Replies

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I made ramps for winching/driving wheeled stuff into my trailer. I had a piece of galvanized C channel that was approximately 10" wide,



2" tall, and 7.5' long.

I cut it in two pieces. I welded lips to each piece, such that I can use them in two ways: C up and C down, sort of. So that I can either drive stuff with wheels constrained by C, or alternatively place them upside down and put, say, a big piece of plywood over it.



These ramps can also be used to drag material my handling cart into the garage over the "step" in concrete.



The C channel is from 1/4" to 5/8" thick (see pictures) and was cut with a Hypertherm Max 100 plasma cutter.



I used this channel because I had it. I realize that it is too strong for the application (meaning that it is too heavy), but that's what I had -- it was a garage sale style purchase.


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Did the same thing with my ramps. Now I cuss them every time I have to move them:)

Al

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