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These are the ones I was originally going to buy as well. I'd seriously call some local moving companies and see if they have any used ones they want to get rid of. It's been a while, but I think I gave around $125 a pair for mine. I know I got all 5 of my ramps for under $300.....

I'll be crazy with you. I love mine and keep one set in the back at all times. We picked up a chest freezer for my mom at Lowes a few weeks ago and the guys loading it thought it was great. We put the freezer on my dolly and rolled it right up, strapped it in, and we were off in minutes.

That is what I have also, I have two sets and a single of the 12' ones from Rampco with a capability of 2800lbs each ramp or 6,000lbs hooked together. Two hooked and pinned means I can load a 12k pound load. I use them for getting the tractor across the creek after a "wash out" also. They are...

I understand. I slide one of my 12's up each side when I have the box in it (box stops 6" from side rails). I just wanted to make sure you knew the 2ft makes a big difference when walking or loading something with a low clearance like a tractor with a deck on it or pallet dolly.

Any reason you went with 10' and not 12'? It makes a big difference. With my 12's I can comfortably walk up them, load a tractor, or even unload items with a hand truck.

I bought them at a local to me moving company some months back. They were dirt cheap. I think I paid $100 or $150 per set. I'm getting old and too lazy to find my original posting. Call around to some local moving companies. They usually have some that the anti-skid is worn and they...

Here are mine. Fiberglass 12' long car ramps with a 6,000 lb capacity per set when joined. I have two sets. I wanted them to fit in the bed or I would have gone with 14's as the 12's are "walk-able" but a little steep when loading.