Golf cart fell off the ramps while loading
yesterday while loading the cart into the truck. Lost traction and the rear wheels started spinning on the ramps, it was slightly damp (stupid me), slid, ramps slid, then the cart and ramps fell ...
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I agree that the electric winch idea is the way to go. Still you have to use care, so that the cart can not slip, or the ramps move. I guess it would make it a lot easier to use a slight downhill to take some of the steepness out of the ramps too. Dig a small hole into the ground where possible, such as in a campground, about 1" deep, so the end of the ramp is in a pocket.
If you can attach a U-ring or hook on the bottom of the ramp, and then use a tie down strap towards the bumper, in a way that will also reduce the chance of slippage? it might help.
Good luck!
Fred.
If you can attach a U-ring or hook on the bottom of the ramp, and then use a tie down strap towards the bumper, in a way that will also reduce the chance of slippage? it might help.
Good luck!
Fred.
