Always load on level ground. Even if you have to drive the tractor a little ways to find some. I went sideways off the ramps a few weeks ago not heading my own advice.
Yup trailers suck I the snow, mud or wet. That's the one time that I make damned sure the ROPS is up and the seatbelt is on. Does anybody ever weld those little grab cleats to the ramps? It seems like cheap insurance
Yup trailers suck I the snow, mud or wet. That's the one time that I make damned sure the ROPS is up and the seatbelt is on. Does anybody ever weld those little grab cleats to the ramps? It seems like cheap insurance
I drove a couple of hundred hex head screws into our ramps to try and improve the traction. The tires just spun on them..... at least 'I' wont go for a fall when I'm walking down the ramps.
I have a friend who many years ago rolled an off road buggy while loading it onto his trailer. He has ever since added a winch to every trailer he has owned and simply uses the winch to load his equipment onto the trailer.
Definitely an option for those with the need to load their equipment when its wet as you have no need for traction on slippery ramps and with a good set up the loading is very controlled and your not even on the machine so if for some unforeseen reason it would get away and roll you would be safely out of the way using the remote for the winch.