MAD-RAMPS Pivoting Ramp System for ATVs and UTVs
$1,249.99
Key Features:
- Durable aluminum alloy ramps with steel pivot cages
- 1,400 lb. weight capacity
- Unique self-contained pivoting ramp system mounts to a 2" vehicle hitch receiver
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Specifications
Made in the USA
Length:
4'
Width:
60"
Weight:
151 lbs.
Maximum Capacity:
1,400 lbs.
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MAD-RAMPS is a unique pivoting ramp system that mounts right onto your truck hitch receiver, eliminating the hassle of towing a trailer. After a quick installation, deploy the ramps, and load up your ATV or UTV. The rear wheels rest on the MAD-RAMPS system, allowing more room in the truck bed for gear or essentially lengthening a short bed. The ramps slide into two travel positions, for either highway or off-road travel.
The MAD-RAMPS system includes LED tail lights, brake lights, turn signals, and a rear marker light for greater visibility and safety, and is DOT approved in all 50 states. When not in use, MAD-RAMPS can be conveniently stored on your garage or shop wall using the MAD-MOUNT storage system.
- Durable aluminum alloy ramps with steel pivot cages
- 1,400 lb. weight capacity
- Unique self-contained pivoting ramp system mounts to a 2" vehicle hitch receiver
- Allows rear wheels of ATV or UTV to rest on the ramp system, effectively lengthening the truck bed
- Includes LED tail lights, brake lights, turn signals, and a rear marker light for greater visibility and safety
- Adjustable ground-clearance settings for highway and off-road travel
- DOT approved in all 50 states
Usage Guidelines
Never exceed truck manufacturer's maximum tongue-weight rating or truck's payload capacity. Vehicle specific information can be found in your truck's owner's manual. Minimum Class III or IV hitch receiver required. ATV or UTV must be secured to truck bed with at least three straps to maintain DOT compliance.
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