Lightweight Ramps Designed for Heavy Trucks

    Sept. 28, 2010

    Tough Ramps by Site Armor, Inc. are the latest in industrial ramps. Lightweight durable ramps designed for heavy trucks and skid steers traverse high back curbs quickly and easily. They come in two widths of 32.5- and 16.25-inches and weigh 40 and 20 pounds, respectively, per ramp. Perfect for dump trucks, concrete trucks, and loaders, the TR37A are available in blaze orange for easy visibility, and the TR20A-Tough Ramps are perfect for passenger cars, full size trucks, fork trucks, and mowers. Ramps are flexible, nearly indestructible, and will not leave any marks.

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    Tough Ramps by Site Armor, Inc. are the latest in industrial ramps. Lightweight durable ramps designed for heavy trucks and skid steers traverse high back curbs quickly and easily. They come in two widths of 32.5- and 16.25-inches and weigh 40 and 20 pounds, respectively, per ramp. Perfect for dump trucks, concrete trucks, and loaders, the TR37A are available in blaze orange for easy visibility, and the TR20A-Tough Ramps are perfect for passenger cars, full size trucks, fork trucks, and mowers. Ramps are flexible, nearly indestructible, and will not leave any marks.

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