At 02:41 PM 2/6/2005 -0600, Karl Vacek wrote:
>Is it just me and my crappy asphalt driveway, or is this typical with ramps?
>Do I have to block them in place somehow or anchor them to a long board that
>will extend under the rear tires (thus making storage a real PIA) ??
>More/better/bigger rubber feet?
I have had exactly the same experience. My wife's Subaru Forester (AWD)
goes right up the Rhino Ramps with no problems, but my 2WD GMC PU tries to
push them out of the way. If I get them perfectly aligned and take my
time I can usually get the truck up, but it's a PITA. I had a pair of
steel ramps years ago that were such a problem in that respect that I threw
them away. If I continue to have problems with the truck, I'll probably
drill a couple of holes in the garage floor for anchors and bolt something
(angle iron, 2x2?) to give the ramps something to anchor against.
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