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Hook-End Loading Ramps with Stub Feet

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Trailer Ramps | Aluminum Hook-End Loading Ramps with Stub Feet

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Trailer Ramps | Aluminum Hook-End Loading Ramps with Stub Feet

SKU: 05-15-060-04-S Currently In Stock

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MOST IMPORTANT FEATURES

ALUMINUM CONSTRUCTION

SELECT THE ENGINEERED CONFIGURATION FOR THE WORK AND INSTALLATION.

CONFIGURATION CHOICE

PAIR; HOOK END; STUB FOOT; CAPACITY AND LOADING HEIGHT VARY

LOAD LIMITS

UP TO 12,000 LB. PER AXLE. CHECK THE SELECTED SKU’S LIMITS BEFORE USE.

MEASURE BEFORE ORDERING

MEASURE TIRE WIDTH, WHEEL SPACING AND THE AVAILABLE LOADING APPROACH.

APPLICATION DETAILS

NO UNIVERSAL MACHINE COMPATIBILITY IS CLAIMED. FIT DEPENDS ON LOADING HEIGHT, AXLE WEIGHT, WHEEL CONTACT AND CONNECTION GEOMETRY.

Description

Key Benefits

Technical Specs

Applications

Hook-End Loading Ramps with Stub Feet

These aluminum ramps combine a hook-style trailer connection with a stub foot for wheeled vehicle and equipment loading. The stub-foot arrangement supports a useful loading-height range when the selected model is matched to the trailer.

Serrated rungs provide tire contact while the open structure allows loose debris to pass through. Choose the length, width and per-axle capacity for the particular vehicle. The trailer must have a suitable rub rail or bar connection with enough strength and the correct dimensions for the hook.

Before ordering, measure the trailer rise and check the heaviest loaded axle, tire width, wheel spacing and ground clearance. Use the selected configuration only within its specified limits. Capacity is a per-axle rating, not a blanket approval for every machine with a lower total weight.

Hook-End Loading Ramps with Stub Feet

  • These aluminum ramps combine a hook-style trailer connection with a stub foot for wheeled vehicle and equipment loading. The stub-foot arrangement supports a useful loading-height range when the selected model is matched to the trailer.
  • Serrated rungs provide tire contact while the open structure allows loose debris to pass through. Choose the length, width and per-axle capacity for the particular vehicle. The trailer must have a suitable rub rail or bar connection with enough strength and the correct dimensions for the hook.
  • Pair; hook end; stub foot; capacity and loading height vary.

Hook-End Loading Ramps with Stub Feet

  • 05-15-060-04-S | Pair | Minimum Height: 4″; Maximum Height: 24″; Foot Type: Stub; Attaching End: Hook; Material: Aluminum; Surface Type: Rung; Dimensions (L × W × H): 5′ × 15″ × 2″; Rated capacity: 5,000 lb. per axle
  • 05-18-096-04-S | Pair | Minimum Height: 12″; Maximum Height: 24″; Foot Type: Stub; Attaching End: Hook; Material: Aluminum; Surface Type: Rung; Dimensions (L × W × H): 8′ × 18″ × 2.25″; Rated capacity: 5,000 lb. per axle
  • 08-15-072-05-S | Pair | Loading height: 6–36″; Dimensions (L × W × H): 6′ × 15″ × 2.75″; Rated capacity: 8,000 lb. per axle
  • 10-14-090-05-S | Pair | Minimum Height: 24″; Maximum Height: 36″; Material: Aluminum; Foot Type: Stub; Attaching End: Hook; Dimensions (L × W × H): 7′6″ × 14″ × 4.25″; Rated capacity: 10,000 lb. per axle
  • 10-16-120-05-S | Pair | Minimum Height: 36″; Maximum Height: 42″; Material: Aluminum; Foot Type: Stub; Attaching End: Hook; Dimensions (L × W × H): 10′ × 16″ × 4.25″; Rated capacity: 10,000 lb. per axle
  • 12-14-048-05-S | Pair | Loading height: 10–12″; Dimensions (L × W × H): 4′ × 14″ × 4″; Rated capacity: 12,000 lb. per axle
  • 12-14-072-05-S | Pair | Minimum Height: 12″; Maximum Height: 20″; Material: Aluminum; Foot Type: Stub; Attaching End: Hook; Dimensions (L × W × H): 6′ × 14″ × 4″; Rated capacity: 12,000 lb. per axle
  • 12-16-144-05-S | Pair | Minimum Height: 36″; Maximum Height: 42″; Material: Aluminum; Foot Type: Stub; Attaching End: Hook; Dimensions (L × W × H): 12′ × 16″ × 6.25″; Rated capacity: 12,000 lb. per axle

Hook-End Loading Ramps with Stub Feet

  • No universal machine compatibility is claimed. Fit depends on loading height, axle weight, wheel contact and connection geometry.
  • Not recommended for forklifts, steel-tracked equipment or trucks with mounted cranes in this ramp family.
  • Verify the heaviest axle load with the equipment in its loading configuration.
  • Measure tire width, wheel spacing and the available loading approach.
  • Match the trailer rise to the selected ramp’s permitted loading height.
  • Confirm the connecting end and required skid seats, pins or securement.
  • Inspect the ramps and supports before each use; follow the supplied instructions.

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Hook-End Loading Ramps with Stub Feet

BUILT FOR THE WORK:

  • Pair; hook end; stub foot; capacity and loading height vary.
  • Aluminum construction for the stated application.
  • Up to 12,000 lb. per Axle.
  • Dimensions and connection details vary by SKU.
  • Select the configuration before reviewing the technical specifications.

SET UP FOR YOUR APPLICATION:

  • Verify the heaviest axle load with the equipment in its loading configuration.
  • Measure tire width, wheel spacing and the available loading approach.
  • Match the trailer rise to the selected ramp’s permitted loading height.
  • Confirm the connecting end and required skid seats, pins or securement.
  • Inspect the ramps and supports before each use; follow the supplied instructions.

READY FOR THE FIELD:

  • Verify the heaviest axle load with the equipment in its loading configuration.
  • Measure tire width, wheel spacing and the available loading approach.
  • Match the trailer rise to the selected ramp’s permitted loading height.
  • Confirm the connecting end and required skid seats, pins or securement.
  • Inspect the ramps and supports before each use; follow the supplied instructions.
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