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At just over four feet long and barely tipping the scale past 16 pounds, it still packs a half-ton load rating. Crews can drag it off the truck and drop it in place without wasting time or babysitting wobbly gear. Bright yellow makes it tough to miss, and the built-in kerb locator means it stays right where you plant it. Raised edges catch the foot or wheel before it slips, and the grip gets top marks on anti-slip tests. Stack it, link it, haul it. This ramp’s ready when the pavement drops and access matters most.
This is one of those items you don’t notice until you need it—then you want it yesterday. Whether it’s utility access in a tight space or foot traffic across a work zone, a ramp that doesn’t slide, buckle, or fall apart under pressure is the kind of thing that keeps your job from turning into a mess. That’s why we keep gear like this in the mix. It’s got the safety ratings, the weight capacity, and the fast setup crews rely on. If your crew is laying cable, breaking curb, or keeping the public on their feet—not on their back—this belongs in the truck.
