16′ L Modular Step Deck Trailer Ramp System – 23,500 lb. Weight Cap

Step Deck Trailer Ramp System

Features

Loading Ramps
These double pin-on end ramps are easy to set up and feature a reinforced stubbed toe, allowing them to be used as part of a modular system or as individual ramps on the rear of a trailer. The stubbed toe also prevents bending under heavy loads, ensuring safe and stable operation.

Ramp Support Stands
The adjustable ramp support stands provide stability and allow for a slight arch to help with the loading process. This is especially useful for vehicles or machinery with a long wheelbase or low ground clearance, helping prevent high-centering at the top of the ramps.

Technology & Features

• Made in the USA
• Maximum Capacity: 23,500 lbs. per axle
• Length: 16′ per side (two 8′ ramps)
• Width Options: 18″, 20″
• Height: 5″
• Weight: 452 lbs. per side (74 lbs. per 8′ ramp section)
• Material: Aluminum
• Foot Type: Pin-On
• Attaching End: Pin-On
• Surface Type: Serrated Rung

More Information
This versatile ramp system is designed for loading tractors, loaders, trucks, and other heavy equipment onto step deck trailers, flatbed trailers, or loading docks. Each system breaks down into lightweight 8′ sections, allowing setup by a single person.

The ramps attach to adjustable center support stands and skid seat ramp brackets (sold separately) mounted on the trailer or loading dock. The stands allow fine adjustment of the loading angle to accommodate different vehicles. Optional lockable ramp hangers and stand hangers provide convenient under-trailer storage when the system is not in use.

Usage Guidelines

• Not recommended for trucks with mounted cranes, forklifts, or steel track vehicles.
• Always pin ramps into skid seat brackets before use.
• Never exceed the maximum axle capacity; weigh the heaviest axle to determine safe load limits.

Patents
US Patent #8347439, #7930788

Warranty
Backed by a 5-year warranty, guaranteed to be free of defects at time of purchase.

Safety Warning
This product may expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm. For more information, visit www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.