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Every ramp has a limit. Choosing a low loader ramp with the right capacity is about matching it to the heaviest machine you will load, with the way that weight is carried in mind.
Our VFR range runs from the VFR 105 through the VFR 120 and VFR 134 to the VFR 185. Sizes and capacities for each are set out in the tables on the individual product pages.
Ramp capacity is not just about the total machine weight. It is about how much weight each ramp carries at any moment. Talk to us about the machine and how it loads, and we will help you pick a model with the right margin.
Think about how the machine sits on the ramps. Tracked machines spread weight along the track, while wheeled machines put it through tyres or solid wheels. The point where the machine crests the top is often the most demanding moment.
If you are between two models, it is worth stepping up. If none of the standard options fits, other sizes are available. Send us the machine weight and type and we will check the right ramp for the job.
Operators load more confidently on ramps that feel solid. A stable, well supported ramp lets them focus on steering and throttle control rather than worrying about what the ramp is doing underneath them.
Aluminium ramps are easy to store. They can be carried on the trailer, hung on a wall or stacked in a yard without special care. Weather resistance means outdoor storage is not a problem.
Sara Ramps supplies low loader ramps across the UK, with standard sizes ready to go and other sizes available on request. Call 07748 985713 or 01442 245577, or email info@sararamps.co.uk, and talk it through with people who know loading ramps inside out.
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