[starplus]

I need a van ramp to load my ninja.

Regards

[brianbarber]

Hi,

You can make one , piece of thick ply, then screw two strips either side,

I've done ot and I ain't no carpenter

If yo want pic let me know

Mr B

[richy27]

I have one surplus to requirements made from cheq plate can't post pick up only from devon email me if you want a pic

[starplus]

Hi,

You can make one , piece of thick ply, then screw two strips either side,

I've done ot and I ain't no carpenter

If yo want pic let me know

Mr B

Hi,

can you please send me a picture

[Simon@arenaclean]

Bit more complicated I suppose but if you make up a "ladder frame" with 2" x 1" you can use a thinner ply making it a bit more lightweight. I needed about 5' long and 18" wide. Face with descent marine grade ply 1/2" and screw with counter sinking screws. Take a trip to you local diy and find some aluminium angle 1" x 1" and screw it round the edge. Finishes it off nicely and prevent the edges chipping. I bolted a descent piece of angle iron in front of the rear door catch and bolted a 90 degree plate onto the ramp and just hook it on.

[starplus]

Bit more complicated I suppose but if you make up a "ladder frame" with 2" x 1" you can use a thinner ply making it a bit more lightweight. I needed about 5' long and 18" wide. Face with descent marine grade ply 1/2" and screw with counter sinking screws. Take a trip to you local diy and find some aluminium angle 1" x 1" and screw it round the edge. Finishes it off nicely and prevent the edges chipping. I bolted a descent piece of angle iron in front of the rear door catch and bolted a 90 degree plate onto the ramp and just hook it on.

Many Thanks

[CARPET KNIGHTS]

Thanks Richard,

Nice to meet you yesterday, the alluminium cheque plate ramp fits a treat and looks the dogs.

Cheers Goron

[richy27]

no worries goron  nice to meet you mate when i go down to hm will give you a buzz and come say hello