3ft Dual Runner Shed Ramps 1500lbs,ATV Ramps, Short Aluminum Ramp for Riding Lawnmower, Snow Blower, ATV, 750 Pound Per Axle Capacity, 36" x 8", A Pair

What It Is

A pair of 36-inch long, 8-inch wide aluminum ramps rated for 1500 lbs total (750 lbs per axle), designed for loading riding mowers, snow blowers, and ATVs into pickup trucks, trailers, or sheds with a moderate lift height.

Fitment & Compatibility

• Width: Each ramp is 8 inches wide. Measure your mower’s tire width (typical riding mower tires are 6–10 inches) to ensure full tire contact. For zero-turn mowers with wide rear tires, these may be too narrow.
• Length: 36 inches works for truck beds up to about 24 inches high (ramp angle ~42 degrees). For higher beds (e.g., lifted trucks), longer ramps are safer to avoid steep grade.
• Weight capacity: 1500 lbs total; verify your machine’s weight (e.g., most riding mowers weigh 400–600 lbs, snow blowers 200–400 lbs). Do not exceed 750 lbs per axle.
• Vehicle type: Best for standard pickup trucks, utility trailers, or shed thresholds. Not for side-by-sides or heavy UTVs (check individual axle weight).
• Dual-runner design: Two separate ramps, not a single wide ramp. Ensure your mower’s wheel track width matches ramp spacing (ramps are not adjustable—place them to match wheelbase).

Key Things to Know

• Short length trade-off: 36 inches is compact for storage but creates a steep loading angle. Low-clearance mowers may scrape the deck or frame on the ramp edge. Measure your mower’s under-deck clearance before buying.
• Aluminum construction: Lightweight (each ~8 lbs) and rust-resistant, but not as impact-resistant as steel. Avoid dropping or sliding heavy loads onto the ramp edges.
• No tie-down hooks or safety stops: Ramps have no raised lip or hooks to secure to the truck bed. Use ratchet straps to prevent slipping during loading.
• Assembly: No assembly required—just unfold and use. The ramps are hinged in the middle for compact storage.

Should You Buy It

Buy these if you need a lightweight, budget-friendly ramp for occasional loading of a standard riding mower or snow blower into a low truck bed or shed, and you can work around the steep angle. Skip them if you have a zero-turn mower with wide tires, a high-clearance truck, or need a ramp with safety features like a raised lip or integrated tie-downs.