Angle iron trailer ramps

[96zj]

Anyone have the trailer ramps that are made out of angle iron that could take a picture for me? Trying to decide what to do. I can get the jeep on the trailer no problem, but if I decide to haul a car I will need ramps.

Could you also grab a pic of the channel that the ramps hook onto?

Right now the trailer has a round rear cross member with a few tubes welded onto the back for fold down ramps. I plan to cut off the cross member, shorten the trailer by about 6" and weld on a flat rear cross member to put lighting in. I will need to make something on that cross member to retain ramps if I go that route.

[Happy Bear]

Enough with the ADD, get your jeep ready and go wheeling :flipoff2:

If you're hauling a car find a nice incline to load it on. :D

[Jack]

I have some nice aluminum ramps you could borrow or buy.

Jack

[CrawfishStu]

I'll take pictures of my ramp......just one.

[abtj04]

here are my i made. the ramp use to be one big one but i didn't like or trust it to much. i just used some 1/4 1x2 steel and some 2x2 angle. i used the old ramps hinge and just weld it on to the new ramps. i was going to make something that i could have slide under the trailer to store the ramps but i like having them up like they are so i can see the trailer better when backing up empty.

there not the best looking i'm sure the welds look like crap but they hold my jeep so i'm happy

http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a118/ab13/55763d52.jpg
http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a118/ab13/86139597.jpg
http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a118/ab13/9e392c7f.jpg
http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a118/ab13/7cf341ed.jpg
http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a118/ab13/bad2ae06.jpg

[Numidian]

Mine are two pieces of C-channel, C-'s facing out with angle iron welded as crossbars every 8" or so and a piece of C-channel, C facing down that catches a lip at the back of the trailer.

[01TJ_03KJ]

If you're hauling a car find a nice incline to load it on. :D

JT and i loaded my cheerleader/soccermom non-4wd liberty on his trailer with the little oil change rampy things. it was quite an adventure but it worked.