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I have a Load All and I dont think Id use anything else. Its handy for other things and a golf cart would be one of those other things. It doesnt take up much room and we leave it in year round. I can get my ice shack in there and still close the roll up cover in the winter. With the height of our F250, I like to park with the rear wheels in a low spot to lessen the ramp angle or park slightly downhill which lessens the angle as far as gravity is concerned.
Last edited by skydude426; Apr 8, 2024 at 04:29 AM.
Being able to back the vehicle wheels into a dip/ditch or backed to a hill levels out the ramp and makes it so much easier.
You bring up a good point that I forgot to mention. Whenever possible I also back up to an incline or use a low spot to take some of the angle out of the ramps.
Even on flat ground though, my Black Widow ramp with my 4x4 F250 is actually longer and less steep than my toy hauler ramp. (which doesn't have the arch)
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