[bonstrosity]

where u going to down in the citys thats where im from

I'm coming down in another week to Edina. I'm from the cities, I just go to school up here in duluth.

[Matt]

Be careful with that Nick...at 1500 lb total capacity, that's 500 per section, and you know that Kat will only be on one section so it's at it's limit.

You bring up a good point. It has concerned me, but right now the budget is tight. I will keep an eye on it and add bracing if I need it. It is not something that I will be using on a regular basis.

My Bi-fold ramp (from the same place) is rated at 1000 lbs, or 500 each side. I've used it for my Kat so many times I cannot count, and many times, I was on the same side of the ramp as the bike because the trailer is only 4' wide and it takes 2 bikes.

In my experience so far, it'll take weight pretty far in excess of it's rated capacity, although I don't recommend it and your mileage may vary.

[AHF]

Be careful with that Nick...at 1500 lb total capacity, that's 500 per section, and you know that Kat will only be on one section so it's at it's limit.

You bring up a good point. It has concerned me, but right now the budget is tight. I will keep an eye on it and add bracing if I need it. It is not something that I will be using on a regular basis.

My Bi-fold ramp (from the same place) is rated at 1000 lbs, or 500 each side. I've used it for my Kat so many times I cannot count, and many times, I was on the same side of the ramp as the bike because the trailer is only 4' wide and it takes 2 bikes.

In my experience so far, it'll take weight pretty far in excess of it's rated capacity, although I don't recommend it and your mileage may vary.