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ramgunner wrote:
ACZL wrote:
Will work great as long as you don't have a 5th wheel hitch installed. Moving/foodservice trucks have ramp trays for ramps built under floor of trailer.
If they place it correctly, it might still work with their 5th Wheel / Gooseneck Prep Group. If they do that, and the ramps arerated
correctly so they don't get bent when used for a reasonable load (something like a RZR/snowmobile, etc.), then it could be a win.
But...folks here (not all, but many) recommend NOT following the
OEM ratings...as there is 'margin' in there...so it is 'good for more'...ACZL wrote:
Will work great as long as you don't have a 5th wheel hitch installed. Moving/foodservice trucks have ramp trays for ramps built under floor of trailer.
If they place it correctly, it might still work with their 5th Wheel / Gooseneck Prep Group. If they do that, and the ramps are rated correctly so they don't get bent when used for a reasonable load (something like a RZR/snowmobile, etc.), then it could be a win.Fast Mopar wrote:
Interesting idea, but most people will not want it. But, it is an option, like a sunroof, so you can choose to get it or not get it. It's good to have choices available.
unfortunately, I have found if trying to buy a vehicle off the lot, not ordered, that a sun roof is really not an option, if you want a fairly decently outfitted vehicle. All of the vehicles on the lot that I was interested in were ordered with them so I have two suvs with one that have been opened about 3 times each, excluding the original check on purchase.
there have been several posts about dealer's not stocking certain configurations that have to be special ordered. If I was buying a 40-50K vehicle I certainly would special order it if that was required to get what I want.
bumpy- Interesting idea, but most people will not want it. But, it is an option, like a sunroof, so you can choose to get it or not get it. It's good to have choices available.
- Will work great as long as you don't have a 5th wheel hitch installed. Moving/foodservice trucks have ramp trays for ramps built under floor of trailer.
Hannibal wrote:
Great idea! Until the ramps get bent and no longer slide into their storage positions.
and they will get bent- I hope the ramps work better than the link. seems to me that they could get to be a muddy/sloppy mess at times and then slid into the cavity? I wouldn't pay extra for them. I doubt I would buy a vehicle with them.
bumpy - Great idea! Until the ramps get bent and no longer slide into their storage positions.
