MAXIMUM *OCCUPIED / **UNOCCUPIED HEIGHT LIMIT TO GROUND LEVEL
2' ramp:
Occupied loading: 4" maximum, unoccupied loading height: 6"
3' ramp:
Occupied loading: 6" maximum, unoccupied loading height: 9"
4' ramp:
Occupied loading: 8" maximum, unoccupied loading height: 12"
5' ramp:
Occupied loading: 10" maximum, unoccupied loading height: 15"
6' ramp:
Occupied loading: 12" maximum, unoccupied loading height: 18"
7' ramp:
Occupied loading: 14" maximum, unoccupied loading height: 21"
8' ramp:
Occupied loading: 16" maximum, unoccupied loading height: 24"
9' ramp:
Occupied loading: 18" maximum, unoccupied loading height: 27"
10' ramp:
Occupied loading: 20" maximum, unoccupied loading height: 30"
*
Occupied is a person sitting in the wheelchair/scooter while loading (2:12 slope or 9.6 degree angle)
**Unoccupied is loading with nobody sitting in the wheelchair/scooter (3:12 slope or 14.5 degree angle)
MAXIMUM WEIGHT CAPACITY IS 600 lbs.
(weight rating is based on evenly distributed load on 2 axles)
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WARNING
1.1
NEVER
exceed the rated capacity of your ramp.
1.2
NEVER
exceed the maximum height limit listed above.
1.3 Use caution at all times when loading and unloading.
1.4
ONLY
load and unload onto a stable, level surface.
1.5
NEVER
stand in the path of equipment or vehicle. Keep bystanders and children away.
1.6
DO NOT
leave attached ramps unattended.
1.7 Beware of hinged areas. Keep all body parts clear of hinged areas.
1.8 Ramp surfaces will have less traction when wet. Use caution.
1.9 Always fold and secure ramp with the latches before carrying.
1.10 The ramp is not a toy.
DO NOT
use ramp as a jump, scaffold, bridge, ladder or anything other than its designed
purpose.
1.11
ALWAYS
make sure the top of the ramp attaching lip is secured onto step, landing or vehicle before using. We
strongly recommend using the supplied safety pins to prevent ramp kick out.
1.12 ALWAYS follow manufacturer recommendations for chair or scooter.
2. OPERATION GUIDANCE
2.1 Loading wheelchair:
a.
Position the wheelchair in the direction of the ramp with front wheel forward. Roll or ride the wheelchair slowly and
steadily up the ramp, ensuring that the wheels follow the center of the ramp.
b. Take extra care in wet conditions to ensure the wheels do not slide on the ramp.
2.2 Unloading wheelchair:
a.
Position the ramp as detailed above directly behind the rear wheel of the wheelchair. Allow the wheelchair to roll
backwards down the ramp, ensuring the wheels follow the center of the ramp.
b.
Always have a qualified assistant present when using the ramp.
3. MAINTENANCE
3.1 It is the user’s responsibility to check the loading ramp and components before each and every use. If the ramp is
damaged, it should NOT be used.
3.2
Maintain the ramp by regular cleaning. Periodically lubricate the hinges.
