Guardian Dual Runner Shed Ramps 3' L with Aluminum Serrated Rungs, 1,500 lb. Capacity

After researching ramps for a couple of days, I decided on these. When they arrived, I was nervous about them. I thought to myself, these were to light the hold my ride more, but they look very well constructed. So I try them out and man was I amazed of the strength they had. For as light weight as they are,I blown away. they are only 8 inches wide so you have to line up pretty good but all the 12 inch ones that I researched did not have the greatest reviews so I went with the 8 inch and I’m glad.

Neighbor got one several years ago. I got the sa.e one (but updated some over the year. Works just fine for my Cub Cadet CC30 in my shed. He has a large John Deere rider. Recommended

After seeing these ramps my wife didn't think that they were going to be able to support the weight of our Bad Boy Rogue 61 in lawnmower but to her surprise they work as well as any heavy duty ramps. They only weigh about 10 pounds so they are easy to move and store. Very sturdy and the perfect length. The only drawback is that it could be a little bit wider but overall it's a great product.

I use these for loading my zero turn mower and my side by side on to my trailer. so far the durability is there. For the sturdiness make sure you hook up the safety straps that come with it. I didn't do that one time and spit one of the ramps out just as I got on the trailer. the ramp and sxs are great.

I load my lawnmower and motorcycle with eass!

Worked from 4-6 inches. Easy to use. My wife loves them

Use them to store John Deer mower in a shed. Shed is on a gravel pad thus needing the ramps for the 6 inches or so to the shed floor. They work great and easily handle the weight of the tractor.

The quality of the ramps is good, I simply miscalculated. I ordered them to be able to get a riding lawn mower into a work shed that is elevated, (sits on skids). The mower deck would not clear the front edge of the shed. So I ended up getting some ramps that are 7.5 feet long and they work perfectly. This would be good advice for anyone else needing to get a riding mower into a work shed that is on skids, and is up approx. 1 to 1 1/2 feet, you'll need ramps at least 7+ feet long. I have found other uses for these ramps, so I am not at all displeased.