TH Ramp Door Problem
As background, we have full-timed in our 380TH since August of 2014 and have probably unloaded and loaded our Goldwing 150 times. The chock is in the center so the bike is always run up and down the c...
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azdryheat wrote:
It's my understanding that the two sheets of 4x8 plywood join down the center of the ramp. I believe these ramps were meant for quads and such, not 900 pound touring bikes. If you have the patio option you have a thin sheet of metal on top of the plywood. Try moving your chock off center.
I'll have to check with Lippert on the overall construction and center seam, but if you are right, the failure makes perfect sense. The way our garage is layed out with a permanent desk on the street side and a floating desk with hanging drawers on the curb side, I have myself pretty locked into reinforcing the center as y-guy suggests below. Perhaps a sheet of something more substantial than plywood run down the center and coated with non-slip material?
