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Max Ramps Operation and Versatility

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Sneak Peak at NEW Equipment Trailer Options for 2021

What happens here

The trailer is outfitted with 'Max Ramps' at the rear, which are designed for ease of use and versatility. One ramp is shown in an upright position, while the other is extended down for loading. Jacob explains that when both ramps are lowered, they effectively extend the usable length of the trailer, allowing for the transport of longer materials or equipment with extended wheelbases. The ramps incorporate a dual-hinge system, contributing to their exceptional balance and making them easy to manipulate. They can be pinned in an upright position for transport or laid flat to provide additional deck space when not needed for loading.

Goal: A demonstration of the adjustable Max Ramps, showcasing their dual-hinge system and how they can be used for loading or extended deck space.

Tools and materials

  • Diamond C Equipment Trailer

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back here too this is a full ramp system that covers the entire back of the trailer so you can see that we've got one in the upper position and one down if they're both down you have the full length of the trailer hauling longer material say you load a longer wheel based truck and you got the bumper back here you can pin a ramp in the up position just so that you oh right now look it literally yeah very well balanced we took the same technology we used in the fleet neck engineer beam max ramps and integrated it into the smaller max ramps for equipment trailers it's got a dual hinge system one hinge inside the rim one hinge on the outside of the ramp making it very well balanced you flip that all the way up so jacob was talking about it at this point you can pin this down so you can lock it in place right but now you've got an extra deck space which otherwise doesn't know isn't always necessarily flat it's not awesome it's just like void yeah yep a couple other things to note 3 16ths heavy-duty fenders that's an option not relatively new but anybody who uses the trailer and construction site much knows fenders take a beating you hit these with much and you're going to know it when is this yeah when is all this like some of the

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