I have a Honda HSS928ATD (track drive) snow blower. I want to purchase the correct loading ramps to load the snow blower into the back of my truck (Dodge RAM 1500).
According to the owner's manual, I will need at least an 11 ft. ramp(s). I've searched the Internet and various ramp stores, but all I seem to find are ramps designed for ATVs, golf carts etc., and nothing specific for my type of snow blower.
11ft of ramps? Probably written by a lawyer. You got a TT unit following you around where the ramps will be stowed? Blowers can climb a wall if needed.:white^_^arial^_^0^_
My concern was even though I can move the auger housing up a little bit before rolling it up the ramp, I'm afraid that if the angle of the housing isn't right, the housing will drag on the ramp? I've not found any local places that sell ramps to even test it out, so I thought if there was someone with the same snow blower I had, they may have a solution or suggestion on a more appropriate ramp length or place to purchase the ramp.
Mrfixit...thank you very much for your suggestion. I'll check out the link. As you can understand, that incline angle is what's concerning to load that blower. I'll definitely look at the site you're suggesting.
I have that same machine And use regular folding ramps for mine. Tilt the auger back and it goes right up.
I strap the two ramps together and then to the ball hitch so they don't kick out.
I have a f150 with 2" lift.
Thought it would be scary but it is very uneventful
Could always get a set of these, then make your ramps as long as you wanted to out out of wood.
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