I've recently bought a transit custom and I'm about to buy an Xtreme Power Porter. I'm thinking of investing in some sort of ramp to wheel it in and out fully loaded. What does everyone else use?

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Mk 1 Scaffold board
Mk11 scaffold board with some smaller timbers screwed to it
Mk 3 a motorbike ramp

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I use this. Works well and folds relatively flat for storage

See link above👆

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@ djstrauss281 Your Link David

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ive got a fibreglass wheelchair ramp that folds up, perfect especially as my mate found a pair of them in a skip

Anyone know if the Big Boy Tri Porter Deluxe is the same as the Xtreme power Porter without the electric motor or is it a completely different model altogether?

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Plank and a couple of straps, although I don,t leave mine fully loaded, I leave chair and bed on it and a few bit in the under bag.

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I had the powerporter with back wheels I had a length of wood with a tapered notch on the end which sat on edge of back of the van like 2 little feet .I got barrow in and out effortlessly in a small Berlingo van just couldnt put rods on due to angle going up .Really simple just powered it in took a couple of seconds

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Mk1 scaffold board for me from off the pile on site 😂

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It's the same pal as I have just bought the extreme myself. I use a motorbike folding ramp for loading in the van.

Cheers Brent

I have a folding aluminium ramp which cost me about £50 posted.

Just looked on eBay to try and find it, but failed.
Did find TWO ramps for £54 though?
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I bungee my ramp against my racking so it doesn't rattle around, when I used to have it laying loose on the floor it could get noisy

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That looks brill, nice and neat, be good for my OCD

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Thanks for the image Karlos

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Got the same bike ramp myself - Cost closer to £100 though.

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+1