Reviews about Loading Ramps & Trailers

surewood says "Great Motorcycle trailer, three built in chocks.." about Utility Mate Multi-Sport All Purpose Trailer Kit

surewood — Thu, 08 Dec 2011 15:46:56 GMT

Bought this trailer to haul my bike and it works great for that. Also, the ramps are heavy

duty enough to load my UTV and without the back tailgate but having the ramps stored underneath it is long enough to carry it easily. I like the idea of rounded steel tubing for the frame, it is stronger and looks better.

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Hamburger124 says "Craftsman Steel Ramps" about Craftsman Steel Ramps

Hamburger124 — Thu, 05 May 2011 18:22:32 GMT

Very easy to put together and even easier to use. Conveniently folds up for storage and travel purposes.

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moses10 says "Craftsman Loading Ramps purchased on sale, great value." about Craftsman Loading Ramps

moses10 — Thu, 24 Feb 2011 17:09:45 GMT

loader weighs 1375 lbs, put on about 190 lbs. for me and I still have

a 400 lb. safety. these ramps will be used for my p/u, two trailers and

my tractor cart.

nice going

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Camfrei2 says "Light weight and easy to use." about Craftsman Steel Ramps

Camfrei2 — Thu, 04 Nov 2010 16:38:50 GMT

Easy to assembly, but come with bent assembly tabs that had to be re-bent at the split line using a pair of vise grips.

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ah1234 says "Very sturdy and easy to assemble / use" about Ohio Steel Steel Loading Ramps- 800 Lbs. Capacity

ah1234 — Thu, 16 Sep 2010 00:25:44 GMT

I was going to build a snow-blower ramp for my pickup truck using 2x6 lumber, angles and gate hinges using a design I found online. Then I stumbled across these on sale while shopping at Sears. On sale, they cost less than the materials would have cost me to build a set myself, and these are much lighter and sturdier than my final product would have been.

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Willbebeack says "Craftsman Steel Ramps" about Craftsman Steel Ramps

Willbebeack — Mon, 24 May 2010 15:34:22 GMT

This is very good product.

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nmgami says "Very Good" about Craftsman Steel Ramps

nmgami — Sun, 04 Apr 2010 20:26:16 GMT

I bought this as my snow blower could not work and I had to bring that back to store. It was a hack of job to get that on my trunk. Assembling is simple. I havn't used this yet but looks solid. No complaints.

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Slimster says "Not capable of rated load" about Craftsman Loading Ramps

Slimster — Sat, 03 Apr 2010 01:49:59 GMT

Ramp fingers bent while loading 1500 lb tractor. Suppose to carry up 2000 lb distributed load. Suprised they weren't recalled. Noticed that the latest production has heavier fingers, but Sears is exposed to lawsuits due to not recalling the ones with thin fingers.

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madbaker says "I used my Craftsman Steel Ramps nearly everyday!" about Craftsman Steel Ramps

madbaker — Sun, 28 Mar 2010 22:12:21 GMT

I looked in several stores to find the ramps I wanted. I didn't want to spend a lot of money. I wanted solid reliable ramps, but I didn't want the folding ramps. I wanted ramp that would grip the tires of my lawn mower in the summer and my snowblower in the winter. I bought Craftsman Steel Ramps.

They have proven themselves to be very reliable. Even went it is raining or snowing to ramps provide good traction.

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Termiteman says "aluminium ramps are light enough that my back is safe." about Craftsman Loading Ramps

Termiteman — Thu, 03 Dec 2009 16:53:33 GMT

The aluminium ramps are great and are light enough that I dont worry about my back when moving them.

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Neuf says "Good deal for the price." about Craftsman Loading Ramps

Neuf — Sat, 12 Sep 2009 00:30:36 GMT

Bought a pair for our Harley's. While riding my girl's Sportster up one of the ramps the traction bump tore the hell out of the rear tire. It had sprinkled and the ramp was a little wet so maybe the tire spun as I throttled up. Just keep this in mind.

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ReddingNurse says "My 59 year old Mom (102lbs) put these ramps together.... " about Craftsman Loading Ramps

ReddingNurse — Thu, 27 Aug 2009 01:13:11 GMT

I purchased these ramps middle of Aug. and my Mom assembled them, it took her quite awhile. I had an appointment and was unable to help. When we first opened the box and saw how many bolts, nuts and washers there were we just looked at each other. I had a friend torque them just to make sure everything was tight. I also purchased a garden tractor at the same time, that's why I needed the ramps. The steel ramps would have been too heavy. I will write a review on the garden tractor after the fire season is over. We were able to unload the tractor off my Toyota Tundra with no problem. I have already recommended these ramps to co-workers. I am very pleased with this product.

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EmbarrassMN says "It'll last a lifetime." about Craftsman Fold-Up Utility Trailer

EmbarrassMN — Wed, 26 Aug 2009 10:10:38 GMT

It's well built, and since it folds up so easily I'll have no great trouble storing it out of the weather, which is the greatest source of wear and tear. Noisy when you hit bumps, and I wish it had a 4x8 deck to do even more chores. Expensive compared to alternatives, but better built too.

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heartachewolf says "nice ramps" about Craftsman Loading Ramps

heartachewolf — Sat, 01 Aug 2009 20:27:38 GMT

bought these when I purchased Craftsman LT2000 Tractor...teens used em to change oil in car....not a good idea...cruched one down a bit...still works though for motorcycles and lawn tractor....just harder to fold back up

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jeeperpilot says "Amazing piece of metal" about Craftsman Loading Ramps

jeeperpilot — Thu, 16 Jul 2009 21:00:07 GMT

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...

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