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ramp - not implement related, but need help!

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tjw

12-30-2003 07:51:33




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I know that this is not implement related, but I have looked everywhere with no luck!! I figure someone on this forum can help!!!

I want to build a set of drive on ramps for vehicle maintenance. Similar to ones sometimes used for wheel alignment (both front and rear wheels on ramp). I would like to suport a heavy SUV about 24" to 30" off the ground. Where can I find plans, guidelines, or samples to use as a model?

I welcome all input, ideas, and/or comments.

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scotc

12-31-2003 15:26:18




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 Re: ramp - not implement related, but need help! in reply to tjw, 12-30-2003 07:51:33  
my uncle made ramps out of 2x12's, three on edge, cut at an angle the car could run up, another 2 flat on top of those, one on back for a stop. Wouldn't do both ends like that though better off with jackstands, a lift or one of those dealer ramps for the whole thing.



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JMS/MN

12-30-2003 22:53:34




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 Re: ramp - not implement related, but need help! in reply to tjw, 12-30-2003 07:51:33  
Check the archives of Farmshow.com. Had a tilting ramp that carried the entire vehicle.



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James in NC

12-30-2003 09:52:59




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 Re: ramp - not implement related, but need help! in reply to tjw, 12-30-2003 07:51:33  
I would try to find some I-beams that tires will fit in side. Maybe mount them on top of some light poles.



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