Thread: Ramps?

They do sell them,, but you have to get the "heavy duty" ones, and their like twice as expensive as normal car ones

Other than that, call into a small engineering factory, and see if they'll make you a set,, you can get them made then exactly as you want them.

Or, as a last resort, if you can weld, or have a mate thats a boiler maker, buy some angle iron and do it yourself.

Second the Heavy Duty ramps from super cheap. Cost me a bit but they are rated for the 130. I also bought 4 axle stands surprisingly cheap from them. Each of my ramps and stands are rated to 2.5 tonn each. So in theory I can support the whole rig on 2 stands if I could get it to balance.
You may hav to ask for the heavy duty ones s they mainly sell the light car ones.

ranga i have some ex-mil axle stands but also a super duper trolley jack if ever you need to borrow.
cheers

Originally Posted by Ranga

Anyone know where to buy ramps for inspecting/working on 4WDs? It appears the Superchep/Repco ones only suit cars, not 4WDs. Any ideas?

I have a set of ramps that I have hardly used,I have used them on my 110,I dont now if there rated as heavy duty,but they hold up my defender

G'day all.
Thought i'd throw this in the mix just because I can

I don't use ramps as such, I drive(low range) all 4 wheels up on blocks of wood.

2of 75x100mm red gum fence posts per wheel work well and fills in the whole tyre. Only 300mm long and 75mm lift.

Have been knowen to use 125x125 also.

Usualy room to get under the diffs ect. for most jobs.

Cheers Kyle.