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Cheap & Easy Wooden DIY Car or RV Ramps. Great for Oil Changes or Leveling RV. Way Cheaper than Buying Ramps!
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Hell yeah dude. Breakin out the chop saw right now!
Also, you can screw in about 8" of rope to the front safety stop and then you have handles to lug these bad boys around.
Don't think the glue on the very top of the first board was necessary… 😆 1:15
hi I have a ATV and working on replacing the pull start and mechanic part and I don’t want to spend a lot of money getting it up high so I can work on it, it’s not running at the moment, I could go out and buy rollers but I don’t want to at the moment, I will be posting my video here soon on my channel.
Very nice indeed; I like how you made the top plenty long enough for safety too; you get 110% on this great to the point video !!!!!!!!!!
Exactly like ones I built myself a while back. I put handles on the large end of each of mine for carrying. Also nailed mine instead of screwing. Nail gun prevents splitting.
Nice but I would be worried that the wood might split under the weight of my pick up
I've watched lot's of ramp building videos, some very good ones. This is the best. Simple, straightforward, to the point. Excellent, thank you, from Dublin, Ireland.
I've had metal ramp slide under the vehicle. Would these be safer having more friction on the bottom? Or would rubber bottom be deeded for extra friction?
I think you can learn more about this on Woodglut.
Im gonna build this but bigger and taller 🙂