Ohio Steel  Loading Ramps

These work fine to load my tractor on to my trailer. Steel is definately heavier than the aluminum ones! If they are something you will use everyday either get the aluminum or you will get buff like Popeye!

Heavy compared to the aluminum, but sturdy. It's nice that they fold so that they take less space. A draw back is the sharpness of the traction holes in the ramps. A grinder should be on hand when you take them out of the box and definitely be careful. As for usefulness, they'll handle anything I'll put on them.

These ramps work very well for loading items into the back of a truck - but one concern was the straps they give you so that they do not move while loading..worthless, they let go two times while trying to load my 46" Craftsman Lawn tractor into the back of my truck causing me to slide off the side of the ramps. They can handle a lot of weight but wish I spent the extra money on the less heavy ones. They can be cumbersome to load and unload after loading a snow blower or other larger lawn items on a daily basis. If you are looking for daily use ramps with heavy duty capabilities - look at the aluminum craftsman ramps

Constructed of 14ga. steel compared to other sets made of 16ga. or aluminum. Heavier duty hardware, locknuts, and saftey straps assure dependable, safe ramping for loads up to 2000 lbs. (1000 lbs. per ramp). Both ramps come unassembled in one (65lbs.) box with easy to read assembly instructions. I assembled mine in 30 mins. with simple hand tools. Ramps fold in half for easy storage. These are not the most expensive you can buy; they are simply the heaviest duty ramps you can buy for the best price!

Ramps are fine,instructions are incomplete.There were no instructions about attaching the ramps to the tailgate.

loader weighs 1375 lbs, put on about 190 lbs. for me and I still have

a 400 lb. safety. these ramps will be used for my p/u, two trailers and

my tractor cart.

nice going

Ramp fingers bent while loading 1500 lb tractor.  Suppose to carry up 2000 lb distributed load. Suprised they weren't recalled.  Noticed that the latest production has heavier fingers, but Sears is exposed to lawsuits due to not recalling the ones with thin fingers.

I picked up a pair 14 gauge steel folding loading ramps.  Model number 610.24690.  One thousand pound capacity for a single ramp, two thousand pound capacity for using both ramps.  They are not the most expensive, also they are not the least expensive.  After weeks of widow shopping and homework, because I know my old ones were going to bite the dust, I decided on these for a few reasons.  Price, durability, and storage.  Excellent price point, heavy metal (not Ozzy), and they fold in half for easy storage.  The front page of the manual states that you should wear gloves when working with these, you do not have to, but I would.  It makes it a lot easier to work with.  The manual also states that you should use cardboard when putting the together, I just put them in the grass and did not have a problem.  Assembly took all of twenty minutes, very simple, but you should use the manual as it warns it may take more time to put together.  What I like about this style ramp is that it has extensions on it so it is very easy to hook to the tailgate, trailer or whatever else you might be using these for.  The loading ramps come with two bungee cords which is an added bonus, you can never have enough bungee chords!!!

These ramps are a good value. They are sturdy and will do anything anyone would want. I would recommend them to anyone.