SKU 96513/14
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Chain Adjustment: Remove the bolt and washer that hold the safety chain to the ramp.
4.
Reinsert the bolt through a link that will shorten the chain so the loading ramp can not
be pulled backwards by the ATv’s rear tire. Make sure that the bolt is properly tightened
and the washer prevents the bolt from slipping through the chain link. Adjust the other
chain to equal length.
4- Wheel ATV Loading
WARnIng!
THIS TRI-FOLD RAMP IS FOR uSe WITH 2 OR 4-WHeeLeD DIRT bIKeS AnD
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ATV’S OnLy. DO nOT uSe THIS RAMP TO LOAD 3-WHeeLeD VeHIcLeS.
DO nOT uSe THIS TRI-FOLD RAMP TO LOAD Any VeHIcLe THAT WeIgHS
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MORe THAn 1000 Lb.
be SuRe THe TIReS OF THe ATV beIng LOADeD ARe nOT WIDeR THAn THe
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WIDTH OF THe RAMPS.
DO nOT uSe THIS TRI-FOLD RAMP TO LOAD Any VeHIcLe THAT IS cARRyIng
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geAR On ITS RAcKS.
DO nOT uSe THIS RAMP IF THe TAILgATe On THe VeHIcLe beIng LOADeD
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IS HIgHeR THAn HALF THe RAMP’S LengTH.
WARnIng! All persons not involved in the loading process must stand clear of the
loading Ramp and truck.
Make sure no pets are nearby.
OnLy uSe A WIncH (nOT PROVIDeD) TO LOAD THe
4-WHeeL ATV.
This is the safest way to load a 4-WHeeL ATV.
1.
The winch and mounting/connection points must all have appropriate capacity to
2.
pull the ATV up the ramp safely.
Winch Setup:
3.
ATV-Mounted:
a.
Unwind cable from the winch and attach it to a secure mounting location
on the truck, at the same height as the winch will be after the ATv has been loaded.
Truck Mounted:
b.
Attach the cable to the bottom front part of the frame.
While operating the winch, stand back and to the side of the ATv, with the vehicle between
4.
you and the winch cable.
WARnIng! be SuRe THe 4-WHeeLeD ATV IS cenTeReD On RAMPS.
5.
Operate the winch to slowly load the ATv onto the vehicle.
6.
Once load is in truck bed, be sure to set the ATv’s brake & securely tie down ATv.
7.
Remove the ramp, fold it up and secure it within the truck bed using the Safety Chains
and Hooks (12).
caution! contact between the tongue (angled lip) of the ramp and the tailgate
of the vehicle may result in damage to the vehicle’s body finish.
