Our-loss-your-gain sale on Race Ramps trailer ramps - save 50%
12-19-2014, 08:33 AM
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Our-loss-your-gain sale on Race Ramps trailer ramps - save 50%
I have one set of RLL-TR-80-2 Race Ramps trailer ramps available at a steep discount. Normally, this ramp model is sold with the heavy duty option with a 5000 lbs/pair capacity and lists for $425.
The HD option did not get applied on the production line so I am closing out this ramp set at $200 including shipping. The capacity of the ramps is 3000 lbs/pair which is the same as all of the standard Race Ramps trailer ramp models.
The 80" long ramp is a two-piece progressive incline design. The initial incline angle is 3.5 degrees. The curved top surface sweeps up to a 7 degree incline at the tall end of the ramp which is 6.5" high. This design allows the ramp to get under a very low car but still raise the trailer door or existing trailer ramps to decrease the breakover angle. The ramp is less than 3" high 36" from the leading edge.
http://www.reverselogic.us/shop.html...tegory=5495089
The HD option did not get applied on the production line so I am closing out this ramp set at $200 including shipping. The capacity of the ramps is 3000 lbs/pair which is the same as all of the standard Race Ramps trailer ramp models.
The 80" long ramp is a two-piece progressive incline design. The initial incline angle is 3.5 degrees. The curved top surface sweeps up to a 7 degree incline at the tall end of the ramp which is 6.5" high. This design allows the ramp to get under a very low car but still raise the trailer door or existing trailer ramps to decrease the breakover angle. The ramp is less than 3" high 36" from the leading edge.
http://www.reverselogic.us/shop.html...tegory=5495089
12-19-2014, 10:23 AM
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I forgot to mention that the RLL-TR-80-2 ramp is like a hybrid between the RR-TR-5 and RR-TR-7. The initial incline of 3.5 degrees is just under the 4.3 degree slope of the RR-TR-5 and the height of 6.5" is nearly the same as the height of the RR-TR-7 ramp.
12-19-2014, 01:58 PM
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Sold pm me how to pay you.
12-19-2014, 02:17 PM
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Sorry, the ramps are already sold to a customer in GA who followed the link above. The shopping cart software automatically closed the catalog item after an order was placed.
I may have a similar ramp model available, but, I need to verify that I have the complete set in stock.
I may have a similar ramp model available, but, I need to verify that I have the complete set in stock.
