Why the Easy Rack Ramp was created.
Why the Easy Rack Ramp was created.
Why the Easy Rack Ramp was created.
Dead lifting a ten, twelve or seventeen foot boat that weighs over fifty pounds, above your head without hurting your back or damaging the vehicle or boat is difficult and sometimes just plain dangerous. We heard too many times that folks would like to get on the water but loading and unloading was not a solo activity. With the ramp loading and unloading is easily done. The ramp works well with kayaks, paddle boards, canoes and clam shell top carriers.
What's in the box
Why the Easy Rack Ramp was created.
Why the Easy Rack Ramp was created.
Eight sections that build the two ten foot poles that make the ramp. Two top sections, four middle sections (two for each pole) and two bottom sections with the end caps.
Note: the Easy Rack Ramp should not be used for loading more than seventy five pounds.
Reminders and Disclaimers
- When using the Easy Rack Ramp be certain you are on level ground and not in a traffic lane.
- Use good posture when lifting (use your legs) to protect your back.
- If you have medical issues check with your doctor first.
- Do not leave on the vehicle unattended to prevent a road or trip hazard.
- Do not leave attached to the vehicle when the vehicle is moving.
- Do not exceed the 75 pound weight limit.
- Do not slide down the ramp.
- If any part of the poles or straps are damaged don't use until repaired or replaced.
- Do not let the poles come in contact with electrical wires.
- Do not obstruct the road ways or walks with your ramp.