3 Ways to MAKE Aluminum Loading Ramps SAFE

[@G.I.JeffsWorkbench]

Great solution. I’m planning to spray my all of ramps with a similar Rustoleum product. Hoping for a good result.

[@JohnFrancoNH]

it works so well. the ramps were so slippery when wet. very dangerous. I had a couple close calls my self.

[@Rebel9668]

Looks like some good ideas, but I think instead of bed liner I'd opt for something like a rubberized undercoating spray for traction.

[@williamlewis4379]

Thanks for the video and tips. How many cans did you go through?

[@catfish24]

Screw some thin plywood to the ramps then spray the plywood with the grip paint that way you will have a solid surface to walk up.

[@Gaverny]

Brilliant! Can't believe I didn't think of these 🤔

[@JohnFrancoNH]

Works like a charm. Thanks for watching!

[@A1RABID1]

Nice mods John. I use a small piece of chain that I hook to my ramps and to my hitch so the ramps don’t kick back while I’m loading. A friend of mine was really hurt unloading his atv when when it fell on top of him so I take my time use any safety ideas I can.

[@JohnFrancoNH]

Great idea. Sometimes i will use straps from the ramps to the hitch or straight to the bumpers underside. I agree in taking time and making sure your setup is safe. Thanks for watching.

[@unitedstatessc]

My ramps came with a loop ratchet straps. So I can tie them to my bumper and they won't kick out.
However, they are the cheap 100 dollar steel one from lowes. Heavy, but good grip.
Nice modifications. I'm jealous of your snow blower. I just got a cheap craftsman one

[@JohnFrancoNH]

Thanks for watching!

[@KINGSTONSPRIDE]

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