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Spyder Transport
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Bob Denman
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I would think that the load height would be the biggest issue. Your ramp angles would be too much for the Spyder's ground clearance... :shocked:
I was planning on backing in and using longer ramps for the front wheels so they lift first.
Bob Denman
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Hi Ron,
What is the load height?
That would work; if your ramps can be long enough... :shocked:
What is the load height?
That would work; if your ramps can be long enough... :shocked:
BLUEKNIGHT911
Sadly Passed Oct 2024 - RIP
TRANSPORT VEHICLE
I took the bed off my 03 Tacoma trk and made it a flat bed ( so this part doesn't apply )......But as Drew pointed out it's the width that's the problem.....My platform ended up at 24 " Height and my Ramps are 10 Feet long and it works ..................if you get this far the Windshield can always be re-moved .......Good Luck, Mike :thumbup:
I took the bed off my 03 Tacoma trk and made it a flat bed ( so this part doesn't apply )......But as Drew pointed out it's the width that's the problem.....My platform ended up at 24 " Height and my Ramps are 10 Feet long and it works ..................if you get this far the Windshield can always be re-moved .......Good Luck, Mike :thumbup:
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