ATV in truck bed

[TTNewbees]

Anyone put there atv in there truck bed?

Looking for a recommendation on ramps.

I put my fathers Ramps on my truck started to ride up them scared crap of me and rolled it back down seems way to steep.

The bed of my f250 is pretty high with the 20" wheels.

Any ramp recommendations, would appreciate it? Or any other ideas to get atv in my truck bed.

[TURBS]

Originally Posted by TTNewbees

Anyone put there atv in there truck bed?

Looking for a recommendation on ramps.

I put my fathers Ramps on my truck started to ride up them scared crap of me and rolled it back down seems way to steep.

The bed of my f250 is pretty high with the 20" wheels.

Any ramp recommendations, would appreciate it? Or any other ideas to get atv in my truck bed.

Lol I back up into a ditch!

I like any of these tho.
http://www.amazon.com/b?ie=UTF8&node=404649011
Ron

[TTNewbees]

I thought, same thing(back into a ditch). My neighbors drive is steep, so I was like no problem getting it in. Then the voice of reason, from dw, how do you know if there is another steep hill wherever we camp?

It looks like I need 8ft ramps, I say forget all this nonsense and get a TH!

[wyo700]

Originally Posted by TTNewbees

It looks like I need 8ft ramps, I say forget all this nonsense and get a TH!

That's what we did. Makes life so much easier.

[rkswyo]

Even though I have a toyhauler, I quite often load mine in the back of my truck for day trips. My truck sits fairly high as well. The longer, slightly arched ramps are the best in my opinion.Mine are two single ramps that are hinged in the middle. Folded up they are about 4' long. I haul my ATV nearly once a week through the summer and fall. I recommend securing them to the truck so they won't slip off. Once you load it enough it will become second nature.

[Road-King]

I have some Big Boy ramps Big Boy III Trike Ramp System or they may be these http://www.discountramps.com/motorcycle_ramps.htm . I have not used them in awhile. I think they are the 9'. I would be willing to sell if your interested shoot me a PM...

[Redheaded blue tick]

we load our polaris rzr in the truck bed and pull the tt, bought our ramps from long ramps, they have 8/9.5 and 11ft alum folding ramps. american made, heavy duty , and best price we found.

[mhartzel]

In a jam could you use the camper's leveling blocks under the front wheels of the truck to change the approach angle a little bit.

Granted, it's not much but every little bit counts right?

[comfun1]

I load atv's and my rzr both in my f150 (not at the same time). Whatever ramp you use be sure it is secured to your bed. I read that 75% of accidents happen during the loading process.

[vizsla owner]

This weekend I saw a ford dually with 2 ATV's up on the bed rails pulling a 30ft TT behind. Not sure how he got them up there but they were very muddy.

[unyalli]

I load a 900 pound Harley in the bed of my truck with these. I have the 9' ones and there actually three sections bolted together. The outside ramps are aluminium and the center section is steel. Tried others including backing up to a curb but these big arched dudes are the way to go.