YD25-005 ATV Folding Dual Runner Ramp Webpage Detail Page (English)

I. Product Specifications (SPECIFICATION)

1. Basic Information & Core Parameters

II. Product Details (PRODUCT DETAILS)

1. Perforated Surface + "S" Hook Straps, More Stable Anti-Slip Outdoors

(1) Perforated Surface: Dual Functions of Anti-Slip and Drainage

(2) "S" Hook Straps: Fixed Without Displacement

2. 226cm Length + 31cm Width, Adapting to Large Outdoor Equipment

(1) Extra-Long Length: Easier Climbing with Low Angle

(2) Wide Runner Design: Stable Without Rollover

3. 7.2kg Single Piece + Folding Design, No Pressure for Outdoor Portability

(1) Ultra-Light Weight: Portable by One Person

(2) Foldable Storage: Space-Saving and Easy for Vehicle-Mounting

III. Application Scenarios (APPLICATION SCENARIOS)

1. ATV Loading/Unloading at Outdoor Off-Road Camps (YD25-005)

1. One person takes a set of ramps (14.4kg) out of the off-road trailer trunk, unfolds them by folding, places them at the rear of the trailer, and fixes the ramps to the trailer with safety straps with "S" hooks.
2. Start the ATV and drive it up along the perforated ramp. The anti-slip design of the hole edges prevents the tires from slipping on the gravel ground, and loading is completed in 30 seconds.
3. After loading/unloading, fold the ramps and put them back into the trailer trunk, without occupying the ATV seating space. The whole process requires no assistance, and the efficiency is 100% higher than that of traditional ramps (needing 2 people for lifting).
   Result: Portability and anti-slip performance are suitable for outdoor off-road scenarios, solving the problem of single-person loading/unloading. At the same time, it avoids collision of the ATV during loading/unloading on complex terrain, ensuring equipment safety.

2. UTV Transportation in Agricultural and Forestry Operations (YD25-005)

1. One person unfolds the ramps, places them between the trailer and the ground, and fixes them with straps; accumulated water in the mud quickly leaks out through the ramp holes, with no water accumulation on the surface.
2. Drive the UTV up along the ramp. The 31cm wide runner fully fits the tires, with no rollover risk, and loading is completed in 1 minute.
3. 6 loading/unloading operations can be completed in a single day, saving 3 laborers compared to manual lifting (needing 4 people). At the same time, it avoids the UTV chassis from scraping stones in the mud, reducing maintenance costs.
   Result: Drainage and strong load-bearing capacity are suitable for agricultural and forestry scenarios, improving operation efficiency and reducing labor and equipment maintenance costs.

3. ATV Transfer for Beach Leisure (YD25-005)

1. One person carries the ramps to the side of the beach vehicle, unfolds them, and fixes them with straps; when the ATV climbs up, sand leaks out through the ramp holes, with no sand accumulation on the surface.
2. The ATV climbs up along the ramp smoothly. The perforated surface provides sufficient friction, with no slipping risk, and loading is completed in 20 seconds.
3. After transfer, fold the ramps and put them into the beach vehicle storage area. Sand can fall off naturally through the holes, no additional cleaning is needed, and the ramps can be unfolded for use next time.
   Result: Sand-proof and easy-to-clean features are suitable for beach scenarios, avoiding wear of the ramps and equipment caused by sand, and improving transfer efficiency.

4. ATV Loading/Unloading for Small-Scale Outdoor Rescue (YD25-005)

1. A rescuer takes the ramps out of the rescue vehicle trunk alone, unfolds and fixes them quickly, without relying on on-site tools.
2. Even on muddy ground, the perforated surface remains anti-slip, and the rescue ATV is loaded onto the vehicle smoothly, with no delay in rescue time.
3. After the rescue, fold the ramps and put them back into the trunk, without affecting the storage of other rescue tools. The entire equipment transfer is completed within 15 minutes.
   Result: Portability and multi-terrain adaptability are suitable for rescue scenarios. Compared with traditional rescue ramps (needing truck transportation), the response speed is increased by 90%, ensuring the timeliness of rescue.

IV. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: Can the YD25-005 (1500LBS per pair load-bearing) load and unload a small agricultural tractor weighing 1600LBS? Are there any risks?

Q2: After long-term use on the beach, the ramp holes are blocked by sand, and the anti-slip performance decreases. How to clean them?

1. Preliminary Cleaning: Rinse the holes with a high-pressure water gun (water pressure adjusted to medium gear), and most sand can be washed out with the water flow; if there is stubborn sand accumulation, gently scrub the edge of the holes with a hard brush (such as a steel wire brush) to avoid scratching the spray coating;
2. Deep Cleaning: If the sand accumulation in the holes is thick, tilt the ramp at 45°, insert a wooden stick (diameter ≤0.8cm) from one end of the hole, and push out the sand from the other end to ensure each hole is unobstructed;
3. Regular Maintenance: Clean the ramps in time after each beach use to avoid long-term sand accumulation causing hole blockage; spray a layer of anti-rust agent (outdoor-specific) on the ramp surface every 3 months to protect the spray coating and extend the service life.

Q3: Can female users carry a single 7.2kg ramp alone? Are there any labor-saving tips?

1. One-Hand Carrying Posture: Hold the anti-slip handle on the side of the ramp (located at the center of gravity), let the arm hang naturally, avoid shrugging or tensing. When walking, lift the ramp with the help of slight body swing inertia, and change hands every 20 meters to reduce fatigue of the single arm. This posture can save 30% of physical strength;
2. Using a Gear Bag: If the carrying distance exceeds 100 meters (e.g., from the camp to the beach), place the ramp in an outdoor gear bag with wheels (load-bearing ≥20kg), and pull the gear bag with one hand without lifting, saving 80% of physical strength;
3. Ramp Sliding: On flat ground (such as grassland, beach), place one end of the ramp on the ground and gently push it to slide, avoiding direct lifting, which is especially suitable for long-distance carrying.

Q4: When used on sloped ground, the bottom of the ramp is easy to slide. How to solve this?

1. Paving Anti-Slip Mats: Place a 40×30cm rubber anti-slip mat (10mm thick, friction coefficient ≥0.9) under the bottom of each ramp to increase the contact friction with the ground and prevent the ramp from sliding; the edge of the anti-slip mat can be embedded in the ground to further enhance stability;
2. Installing Ground Nails: If the ground is mud or grass, insert 2 40cm-long metal ground nails into the ground on both sides of the ramp (1.5m apart), and bind the ramp to the ground nails with safety straps to form two-way fixation and avoid ramp displacement;
3. Adjusting Ramp Angle: Try to choose an area with a small ground slope to set up the ramp. If it is necessary to use it on a steep slope, place a heavy object (such as a sandbag, stone) behind the bottom of the ramp to hold the ramp and prevent sliding, while reducing the thrust of the equipment when climbing up.