I have a 23" vertical drop which size should I get? Do you carry the size I would need?
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I'm using it on an 18" rise, and with that angle an 8-foot ramp can get rather steep (2.25 inches rise per foot) for the average person to handle. You might wish to opt for a longer ramp, like a 12-footer, which will drop you down to 2.00 inches rise per foot.
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96" will work but Any more will be steep. We carry it the back of a pickup and can not be carried by person wheelchair
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According to the application chart and what we use, you might be able to use a 96" ramp. But a 108 or 120" would be better, with the 120" being best. Taking it with you to another destination would pretty much require the use of a pick-up truck with an 8' bed. If you don't need to change the location it would be ideal. And it is a lot less expensive and more durable tha if you had a carpenter make one out of wood.
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Depends on how tall you are. I am only 5' 1 so the 26" would have been to high. They are ajustable so. you can't go wrong with either one. I am very happy eith my 24".
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I would recommend the 60 inch, but according to their website, 72 inch is suitable as well. You can view it here on page 222: http://www.minkagroup.net/ecatalog/AIR2015/html5/index.html?page=1
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I used the link to help with sizing. You would need 120" for it to drop to the floor. http://www.linentablecloth.com/tablecloth-sizing
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For your height, you would probably be good with a 220cm to 230cm depending on the width of your kayak.
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30 inch has more Buoyancy and can carry more weight. Safety should be number 1 priority, so I would choice the 30 inch
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You might want to go for a 3" pad. My husband is 5'10", 200# and I'm about 150# and it's held up well for us.
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you need a larger board at your weight .I forget how big they make the board , 44" would be the best , it will be quicker and still carry your weight.
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Go with the 20L. I bought the 10L and it's perfect for two people. If you need to make more space, attach a carabiner and hang your flip flops off that. Enjoy the back pack.
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I would go with a 25 inch diameter, there is nothing that holds it on, so the tighter the better, they do hand down a couple of inches
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I would be careful on selection - if you chose the 28 size then YES. If you chose the 23 size then I would say that it will be too small and you'll end up riding on the rim, especially banking turns.
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Yes the 24" will fit, a little snug but it will fit. The 28" will not fit though.
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I ride a Torker myself, and I'm 5"10 and 140. I would go for the 20 inch wheel, because it will give you a good amount of control.
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Nice and tall, needs the 26". May be a challenge at first but will be more fun and the best fit.
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I have adjusted mine to have about a 15" (38 cm) drop. There are two bolts on at either end of the awning that allow you to increase or decrease the drop
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I would recommend getting the larger size (fits 32 - 65"). It is a bit more expensive but the materials definitely feel sturdier and you have more adjustment options. Plus you aren't nearing the edge of the size capacity as you would be for this particular model.
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The dark part is just under 9". It's just decorative trim out of a different color. The 23" is the drop from the top seam. So, it would be the drop from the highest chair back to the ground.