60' X 12' X 2.5'Aluminum Trailer Ramps 6000LBS Total Beavertail Hook End 1 Pair 2 Ramps

A trailer with a beavertail already does half the work; the ramps have to do the rest without kicking off the end. These hook over the tail and stay hooked, and there are two of them, sized for a machine with real wheel track.

Hook ends that grab the tail

The hook end is the detail that matters on a beavertail trailer. It drops over the lip and locates positively, so the ramp cannot creep backwards as a wheel rolls onto it, which is precisely the moment a ramp is most likely to move. Each ramp measures 60 in (about 152 cm) long by 12 in (about 30 cm) wide. At that width most of a tyre’s contact patch sits on the ramp rather than hanging over the edge, and there is a bit of forgiveness left over if the approach is not perfectly straight.

Two ratings and a load height limit

The supplier states 3000 lbs for a single ramp and 6000 lbs for two, and asks that they be used within a load height of up to 16 in (about 40 cm) to get the best life out of them. That height limit is not a footnote. Raise the top end further and the ramp angle steepens, the load path through the hook end changes, and the beam is working outside what the supplier tested. A single ramp is intended for dirt bikes, bicycles and motorcycles; the pair covers tractors, ride-on gear and ATVs.

Key features

• Beavertail hook end: locates over the trailer lip so the ramp does not shift under a wheel.
• Sold as a pair: two ramps, quoted at 3000 lbs each and 6000 lbs together.
• 12 in track width: more of the tyre stays on the ramp surface.
• Aluminium construction: manageable to reposition and no rust in an open trailer.

Specifications

• Load capacity: 3000 lbs per ramp, 6000 lbs for two (supplier figures, with the basis stated)
• Length: 60 in (approx. 152 cm)
• Width: 12 in (approx. 30 cm)
• Thickness: 2.5 in (taken from the product title; not confirmed in the supplier text)
• Quantity: 2 ramps
• End fitting: beavertail hook end
• Maximum load height: 16 in (approx. 40 cm), per the supplier

Working limits to respect

• Keep within the supplier’s maximum load height of 16 in (about 40 cm).
• The 6000 lbs figure covers both ramps together. A single ramp is quoted at 3000 lbs.
• Confirm the hook end matches your trailer’s tail profile before loading.
• Ramp weight is not published, so check handling arrangements if you will be lifting them alone.

Suited to a trailer with a beavertail and a machine that needs both ramps under it.