Black Widow TF-7754 Extra-Wide Folding ATV Ramp — 54 Inches of Loading Width
Loading an ATV on a narrow ramp means lining the machine up perfectly and hoping a front wheel does not walk off the edge halfway up. On a wet morning, on uneven ground, with the engine pulling, that is a real way to drop a quad.
The Black Widow TF-7754 solves it with width. It is a 54-inch wide folding aluminum ramp rated to 1,500 lbs, and it folds down to 17-1/2 inches so it still fits behind the seat.
Why Choose the TF-7754
Wide enough to drive, light enough to carry.
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54 in of loading surface — a full-size quad sits on the ramp with room either side, so a wheel wandering an inch does not matter.
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1,500 lb capacity at 33.5 lb of ramp — high-strength aluminum carries the load without becoming a two-person lift.
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Folds to 17-1/2 in wide — stands in a truck bed or against a garage wall instead of taking the whole trailer floor.
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Two safety straps in the box — the ramp is tied to the vehicle before the first wheel touches it.
What's Included
- Black Widow TF-7754 extra-wide folding aluminum ATV ramp
- Two adjustable safety straps
- Rubber-coated ramp fingers, fitted
Made For
Built for anyone loading a quad onto a truck or trailer on their own.
- ATV and quad owners loading from a tailgate
- Trailer loading where the deck sits low
- Hunting, farm and property use over rough ground
- Powersports dealers moving machines around the lot
- Anyone loading solo with nobody to spot the wheels
Features
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54 in overall width — extra-wide surface for full-size ATVs
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1,500 lb maximum capacity — covers utility quads and their cargo
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6 ft 5 in length — a workable angle to a standard tailgate
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33.5 lb ramp weight — one person can set it and stow it
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High-strength aluminum square tubing — will not rust out on a trailer
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Heavy-duty hinges — the fold is the strong point, not the weak one
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Rubber-coated ramp fingers — grip the tailgate without scratching paint
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Folds to 17-1/2 in wide by 5-1/2 in thick — stores flat and narrow
Width Is What Stops the Wheel Walking Off
Most folding ATV ramps land somewhere between 40 and 50 inches. That sounds like plenty until a utility quad with a 48-inch stance is halfway up and drifting.
At 54 inches the TF-7754 gives margin on both sides of a full-size machine. The rider can climb it looking ahead rather than watching the tyres, which is the difference between a routine load and a slow, careful one.
The surface is built for grip in the wet as well as the dry, so an early start or a rained-on trailer does not change how the ramp behaves under power.
Aluminum Keeps It a One-Person Job
A steel ramp this wide would be a two-person lift and would rust where the finish chips. This one is high-strength aluminum square tubing, so the whole ramp weighs 33.5 lbs — light enough to pull out of a truck bed, set up and stow again single-handed.
Folded it measures 17-1/2 inches wide and 5-1/2 inches thick. That stands against a garage wall or lies flat under the gear in a trailer instead of eating the whole floor.
The heavy-duty hinges are the part that decides how long a folding ramp lasts, and the rubber-coated fingers keep the top end planted on the tailgate rather than creeping as weight comes on.
The Right ATV Ramp for Your Truck
To load a full-size quad on your own without watching the edges, the TF-7754 is the ramp: 54 in wide, 1,500 lb capacity, and 33.5 lb to handle.
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