Having just purchased a van, has anybody got any links or can point me in the right direction with what ramps people use with their vans for just wheeling the barrow up 
( its a transit connect )
( its a transit connect )
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think most people use a >>Folding Steel Motorcycle Ramp<< stick that in Ebay loads should come up m8
think most people use a >>Folding Steel Motorcycle Ramp<< stick that in Ebay loads should come up m8
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A plank of wood from a timber yard
A plank of wood from a timber yard
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Scaffold board cut to length
Scaffold board cut to length
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Bike ramp is what I use after learning the hard way using a timber board and barrow slipped off put a big scratch in bumper and damaged the carp porter 24v one
Bike ramp is what I use after learning the hard way using a timber board and barrow slipped off put a big scratch in bumper and damaged the carp porter 24v one
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Go to your local metal merchant, I got a piece of ally checker board 4 foot by 1 foot, they even bent the sides up 2" so it forms an 8" wide channel for the tyre to run up. Drilled a hole so it fixes to the racking when not in use with a butterfly bolt, plenty of grip even when wet muddy, Cost me a tenner.
Go to your local metal merchant, I got a piece of ally checker board 4 foot by 1 foot, they even bent the sides up 2" so it forms an 8" wide channel for the tyre to run up. Drilled a hole so it fixes to the racking when not in use with a butterfly bolt, plenty of grip even when wet muddy, Cost me a tenner.
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That's the one
That's the one
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Thankyou all 👍🏼
Thankyou all 👍🏼
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go to b&q get a off cut board from bloke on saw had mine 7 years still going strong £3
go to b&q get a off cut board from bloke on saw had mine 7 years still going strong £3
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If you can try and get a metal Kwikstage scaffold board , I use a 6 foot one and have cut an angle at one end . It sits perfectly on the rear bumper ( Vauxhall Vivaro ) They are extremely strong and have a non slip surface .
If you can try and get a metal Kwikstage scaffold board , I use a 6 foot one and have cut an angle at one end . It sits perfectly on the rear bumper ( Vauxhall Vivaro ) They are extremely strong and have a non slip surface .
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Cut down scaffold board for me.
Cut down scaffold board for me.
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transit connect for me too and I use an old floor joist cut to length , used cut down plank before , works just fine
transit connect for me too and I use an old floor joist cut to length , used cut down plank before , works just fine
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an old window sill done me proud for years
an old window sill done me proud for years
I bought a converted Expert Tepee, removed all rear seating and use as a van
