Equipment / Bobcat Ramps

What Ends and Feet do I Need?

There are a few different designs at both ends of a ramp, so sometimes it comes down to your application and your trailer design:

End Types

• Plate ends require firm attachment to prevent slipping
• Hook ends lock into rub rails and the Alumi-Loc attaching system
• Hybrid ends have a plate and hook
• Pin-on ends are the most secure but require special skid seat attaching brackets
• Roller ends are designed for car-hauling trailers

Feet Types

• A knife cut foot has a tapered end that lies flat for a specific ramp angle
• A stub toe foot has a reinforced end and is better for heavier equipment

For more details, please read our Trailer Ramp End Selection Guide and Heavy Duty Loading Ramp Foot Styles.

Brand Spotlight: Heavy Duty Ramps

Heavy Duty Ramps are the top aluminum ramp manufacturer in the United States, and offer the strongest aluminum ramps on the market today. Based in Wisconsin, their skid steer ramps support up to 12,000 pounds per axle for a total 24,000 pounds of loading capacity. Their ramps are light enough for two people to carry and will never rust or corrode.

Equipment Loading Accessories

In addition to ramps, Discount Ramps offers the following accessories for loading your equipment:

• Binder ratchets and heavy-duty chains to assist with strapping down your cargo
• Loading ramp dollies to facilitate transporting your ramps
• Hanger brackets for below-trailer and flat bed ramp storage