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Im new to SxS machines and getting ready to purchase one in a few weeks. I have a trailer to transport but no loading ramps. I have read they weigh in about 1750 and wondered if a ramp rated for 1500 lbs 7'4" would be adequate since there are only 2 wheels on it at a time.
Thanks for hour help in advance.
 
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Keep in mind that the driver is going to add a couple of hundred pounds, and if you eventually add acessories (roof , winch, etc.) along with the spare tools, coolers and gear, you just might be pushing the limits. You can get a set of 3000# ramps for a couple of hundred bucks.
 
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I have a set of Black Widows that I used for years with my motorcycles. This post got me looking at the weight capacity of them and it looks like they are too light for the Pioneer. Damn, I liked the hell out of them.
 
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I have a set of Black Widows that I used for years with my motorcycles. This post got me looking at the weight capacity of them and it looks like they are too light for the Pioneer. Damn, I liked the hell out of them.

I have bought a lot of stuff (including ramps) from "Discount Ramps". They have the Black Widow 3000 lb. utv ramps listed for $189.
 
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I have bought a lot of stuff (including ramps) from "Discount Ramps". They have the Black Widow 3000 lb. utv ramps listed for $189.

If the quality and ease of use are anything like my Black Widows that sounds like a great deal.
 
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I am using titan ramps and like them. I took my pioneer to the local grain mill and it weighed 2,300 pounds loaded with my 210 lbs in it. I now empty it before loading it. These are 10' and rated to 2,700lbs.

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I use aluminum scaffolding planks to load my machine. I had a set of 1500lb UTV ramps and bent them the first try BUT that was with both tires on the ramp.
 
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In theory it would seem you are only placing 1/2 the weight on each ramp so it would seem a 2000lb set of ramps would be fine for a 1750 lb vehicle. On the other hand like some of you, I like insurance so I think a 3000lb set would be the way to go.
The other question on my mind is how long should they be.
What has been your experiences.
 
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I've been just climbing it up on the trailer. Isn't that what they are made for?
 
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