Golf Carts

Mr.Beebo wrote:
What kid of truck do you have?

If you are asking Dog Folks, we have a 2005 Dodge Ram 3500.

What kid of truck do you have?

You might want to consider what we did when we had two Harley's to load. Mount a small winch in the front of the truck bed.

We no longer have the bikes but have a golf cart now. It is very easy to load with the winch and no one has to "ride" the cart up the ramps. Set the ramps, attach the winch cables, and push the button.

With the winch pulling the cart up, rather than the cart wheels pushing the ramp back, the ramps do not "kick out."

My Cart fell off the ramps TWICE with me on it.... Loading it is NO JOKE..

YES THE RAMPS WERE TIED OFF.. when an 800 lb golf cart slips 30 lb of ramps don't stand a chance.. Yea, my ramps were 1200 lb rated ramps too.

The wrong ramps = danger...

Okay, now thats all said.... buy really good wide ramps.. no 6 or 7 ft long ramps are no good.

You want LONG, Wide, and STRONG ramps with ladder rung construction. Not like mine.

I had some flat rung Reese Ranch arched 7.5 ft ramps, they slipped and were not safe and I could have easily been very hurt or killed.

naa, to load a golf cart safely in a truck bed.. you need THESE

Long Golf Cart Ramps

Good luck and be safe!!!

Jeremiah

Just a thought.
My brother in law has a golf cart. It's heavy... maybe around 800-900 lbs.
Make sure you don't overload your truck by putting the cart in the bed and then adding the tongue weight of your trailer.

He doesn't tow a trailer but does have some kind of ramps for his truck. I'll ask him about them.

Hey everybody, not sure about all you but I'm super pumped on this upcoming season!! Got lots of trips planned including Disney World from VA..I got a quick question for all you. We want to purchase a golf cart but I'm sketched out about loading it w/ ramps.. Am I the only one? Does anybody have any good recomendations on ramps? Brand/price? We have a 8' bed so plenty of room.. Thanks everybody.

Go to a motorcycle or place that sells quads for the right ramp.