84" Haul Master Harbor Freight Ramps. Set up, Loading and Unloading an ATV in a F-150 with a BAKflip
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- čas přidán 26. 08. 2022
- We posted a video about a year ago loading the four wheeler with these ramps, but didn't go into detail. In this video we go into more depth about putting the ramps together, setting them up, attaching them to the truck, then loading and unloading the ATV into the back of a lifted Ford F-150. These ramps are the 84" x 10" Steel Loading Ramps and we used ratchet straps to secure them to the truck. Definitely don't use ramps without a chain, straps or some sort of attachment.
Also, as you can see, this Honda Rancher will fit in the back of a F-150 with a 5.5' bed with a BAKflip attached and the tailgate down.
There are many ways to do this, but this is how we do it. Don't try this on a 3 wheeler.
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Hey guys ! Really good information and tips, not everyone ties down anything these day so dangerous. Thanks for the share. Blessings 💕
Thanks for watching. You guys rock!
Good tip. Especially the straps. Seen lots that dont use the straps.
I’m overly cautious with it. I always feel like a weeny taking my time up and down, but it’s not worth it to try and shortcut IMO.
Thanks for this amazing experience indeed. And also for showing us how to put that bike up there
Nice narrative you give indeed
Keep giving us more
Thanks for watching!
Good tip! Especially the ones from experience! That's usually how I learn...the hard way!
We tend to learn more from our mistakes than from when things go perfectly the first time. Thanks for watching!
that was fun to watch i have seen all the funny stuff folks do thanks for not doing that well done and have a great weekend
Thanks! You have a great weekend too!
Nice set of ramps good job
Thank ya!
Good video! Straight to the point. Thanks.
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Great video and message, stay safe out there. 😊
Thanks Tarsha! We really appreciate it!
Best video I’ve seen
Thanks for watching!
Great instructions
Probably saved a life or two
Well that’s a cool thought! Thanks!
We always need great instructions!
Thanks a ton for watching!
You make it look easy!
Thank you! Other than the broken tail light, it went well. I've loaded/unloaded motorcycles and ATVs countless times without issue, but the one time I decide to film it I end up dinging my truck. So is life....
Good stuff. I need a set of ramps. May have to look into these.
The ramps have done well by us so far. Thanks for watching!
Good job! Oh and a little bit of duck tape will fix that taillight right up haha. At least it didn’t break the whole lamp assembly.
I was so mad at myself! In all the years of owning trucks I’ve never done that! I found the piece and super glued it back on. We’ll see how long it lasts!
Still here friend 35 of 70
Thanks a ton! I’m on your 8-hour video right now!
I never thought of you seen the plywood on your tailgate but mine has when I had a truck a rubber mat there
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I've gotten lazy a time or two and not chain them down. Bad mistake.
The first time I loaded it, I used them on concrete without straps and that was a good lesson learned!
Of course, Harbor Freight product page says never ride on anything your loading, lol
If HF would send over a couple of guys to help me push it up the ramps, I'd follow their suggestions! Thanks for watching!
Can the two ramps be bolted together to make one wider ramp? I'd like to do something like that and then at the top attach a hinge so that it could be used as a ramp to the entry porch of our floating home. As the tide goes up and down, the ramp would the be able to move with the tide. On the land side I'd use wheels on castere; Thanks
Oh yeah, I think that would definitely work. It would probably be pretty grippy on your feet too.
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LOL! don't hit your light
Ha! I did hit the light, and I almost took out my rear window. The 4wheeler didn’t have brakes!