Rating Summary
“Amazing piece of metal”
- Mr. Fix it, value conscious, a DIYer, Craftsman Club Member, tool fanatic, A Gardener, Landscape/Maintenance Supervisor, looking for durability, a Craftsman devotee
- Pros
- 14 Gauge Steel, Support Bars, Bungee Chords, Easy Assembly
- Cons
- Heavy, Might Want To Use Gloves
Craftsman Loading Ramps —
I picked up a pair 14 gauge steel folding loading ramps. Model number 610.24690. One thousand pound capacity for a single ramp, two thousand pound capacity for using both ramps. They are not the most expensive, also they are not the least expensive. After weeks of widow shopping and homework, because I know my old ones were going to bite the dust, I decided on these for a few reasons. Price, durability, and storage. Excellent price point, heavy metal (not Ozzy), and they fold in half for easy storage. The front page of the manual states that you should wear gloves when working with these, you do not have to, but I would. It makes it a lot easier to work with. The manual also states that you should use cardboard when putting the together, I just put them in the grass and did not have a problem. Assembly took all of twenty minutes, very simple, but you should use the manual as it warns it may take more time to put together. What I like about this style ramp is that it has extensions on it so it is very easy to hook to the tailgate, trailer or whatever else you might be using these for. The loading ramps come with two bungee cords which is an added bonus, you can never have enough bungee chords!!!
Craftsman Loading Ramps
