4 wheeler ramp help

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Get a 12 ft utility trailer. You can throw a lot of other stuff on there to bring to the camp or any outing, and not worry about getting fricked up by having 4 wheeler flip on you.

I back the rear wheels of my truck into the ditch next to my driveway. Tailgate ends up about a foot off the ground. Look for a suitable ditch where I need to load/unload away from home

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Get a 12 ft utility trailer.

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I have treated and transported probably 10 severely injured people in my career trying to load/unload 4 wheelers into/out of trucks.

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Not to mention fricked up trucks.

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Do this, I have treated and transported probably 10 severely injured people in my career trying to load/unload 4 wheelers into/out of trucks.

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I know two guys who had very bad incidents. One's face is still disfigured. Both were experienced hunters. One operated heavy equipment. Point being, can happen.

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Do this, I have treated and transported probably 10 severely injured people in my career trying to load/unload 4 wheelers into/out of trucks

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Ramps not strapped down and falling or what?

For some reason I have never had difficulty. Im mindful and cautious but it's never seemed hard. I know there are idiots out there but what's the main issue?

Ftr, trailer is obviously ideal, but bed transport is can be easier, especially if you don't have trailer storage as well.

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So, she already has to have someone unload the ATV from the truck bed, but she cant find a field to park a truck?

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No, she has a dealership to load it

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Sounds like her ATV unload buddy is laying pipe.

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While physically possible I highly doubt my son is screwing his mom.

Please stop projecting your Oedipusian fantasy on us, we are a bit tame for your taste.