Garvee Aluminum Lawn Mower Ramps 47"x9" Anti-Slip Punch Plate 880 lbs Capacity Lightweight Durable Shed Access

I ordered these ramps mainly for our shed, and they’ve been a great fit for that purpose. At 47”, they’re the perfect size for lower heights like a shed or small trailer—but just know these are not meant for a truck bed.Our shed sits about 8” off the ground, and while we don’t have quite enough room to use them the traditional way, we’ve been using them to dolly animal feed in and out—and they work great for that. Makes moving heavy bags so much easier.They’re strong, durable, and feel very solid under weight. The aluminum keeps them lightweight enough to move around without a struggle, but still sturdy. The punch plate surface gives good traction, so no slipping issues.Overall, very practical ramps if you’re using them for the right height. Great value for the money and super useful around the farm.

very nice and can't beat the price

Not much to say, it’s a ramp, but it’s a really good one.We used it for loading a lawn mower, and it worked great. Also good for bikes, and I’ve already had friends ask to borrow it for loading dirt bikes into trucks.It’s heavy duty but still light enough to move around easily. The lip has a nice grip so it stays in place and doesn’t slide off. The length is good too, which keeps the angle low and makes it easier to push heavier items up without struggling.I’ve also used it to roll things down steps, like a heavy grill on wheels, and it made that way easier and safer.Overall, great materials, good quality, easy to use, and feels like it will last a long time. Definitely a good buy and good value for the money!

I've been loading my ATVs into a cargo trailer by improvising with scrap wood for years, which works right up until it doesn't. These fixed that. The punch plate surface grips tires well even when things are a little muddy, and the aluminum feels solid, not flimsy like some cheaper ramps I've used before.Fit perfectly on the trailer edge and didn't shift under load. At 47 inches they give a reasonable angle for most quads without feeling like you're launching off a ski jump. My only small gripe is the width is just enough, so you have to line up fairly precisely. Nothing a little practice doesn't fix. Would buy again.