Can you use these ramps for a shed to load a lawn mower?
1411491
Yes, we use them for that very thing. They can also be used to load a lawnmower on to a truck or trailer. Lightweight but well made. Been very pleased with them.
582086
The same company sells "kits" for building large ramp systems. These are pricey, but it might be the way to go.
2137369
Technically, yes. However, it wouldn't be practical and may ultimately damage the structural integrity of the shed. Hope this helps.
249139
Not sure how you'd want to attach them. They are pretty hefty but can be set next to each other. Mine are spaced apart to drive the rising mower and the bigger tractor out of the barn that has as 4" concrete pad. They are webbed on the bottom so stacking is possible. But you probably don't want to do that.
1186205
Yes you can. That is how it is designed. It even comes with a cap for the receiving piece to avoid damage when mowing.
402530
They are like any other paver. You will have to dig down the height of the paver to get it to lay level with the grass. If done correctly you shouldn't have any problem mowing the lawn.
760129
I have a small Snapper riding mower that I use and it works fine with the trailer fully loaded and up a sloped back yard. Another that I spoke with last spring said he planned to use his ATV to haul firewood from his back woods in this trailer. The trailer comes with a hitch pin.
1918741
Yes, you don't even have to use them. They are not necessary and just snap in after you assemble the cage. I only use 2 of the ramps and 1 of the shelves.
2245517
I load my Kawasaki Brute Force 750 with these ramps. They do flex, but I never feel like it's not going to support my wheeler & me.
1360050
absolutely. I have three cars ranging from a Fiat Abarth to a Hyundai Sonata and the ramps work great on all three
260054
Should be fine. I load my foreman with them and they flex a little but that's natural for an aluminum ramp. They'll flex on you but I highly doubt they'll dump you of or break.
847010
I don't know if they will handle that type of loading. Seem to be a little too small for what you are doing
1912431
the quality and weight limit would make this excellent for this work. I would suggest a ramp to run the machine up to the low level of the lift. I would not be afraid to lift any push type mower or snow blower
131568
Can'ts say for sure about your mower. We use these ramps to load two motor scooters into a pickup which has a fairly high bed. The scooters have a pretty low clearance between the front and rear wheel, and we have not had any problem bottoming out. The curvature of the ramps seems to remedy this problem for us. If we did have a problem bottoming out in a certain location, I would probably elevate the end of the ramp slightly above the ground to give more curve at the top end.
1454377
I am not sure. My guess is that they would be no problem. I only us the ramps to load and unload my power washer and when I rent lawn equipment.
1450655
They're pretty low profile, so I would say yes. With your car as low as it is, it might be tough to get jack stands in under it on these ramps, though.
1210525
My shed was model # GS1250B. I had to cut a board for the bracket kit to work. It works fine. you can store a lot of lawn tools with this shed and hanger kit.