HD Ramps Modular Step Deck Trailer Ramp System 16' x 18" Aluminum Ramps, 23,500 lb Capacity

Modular Step Deck Trailer Ramp System 8' L x 18" W Aluminum — 23,500 lbs. per axle

Loading a machine onto a step deck without ramps means finding a dock or a bank, and there is never one where the job is.

This system carries its own approach. It runs 8' L x 18" W, weighs 452 lbs complete and carries 23,500 lbs. per axle. The sections pin together, so the same parts make a short ramp or a long one.

Why Choose This Modular Step Deck Ramp System

One kit, pinned sections, and 23,500 lbs. per axle of rated capacity.

• 23,500 lbs. per axle across the assembled system.
• Modular — the sections pin together, so one kit covers more than one deck height.
• 16' of run keeps the approach angle low enough for long-wheelbase machines.
• High-strength aluminum: 452 lbs for the complete kit rather than the weight of a steel equivalent.

What's Included

• Four ramps with double pin-on ends
• Two adjustable support stands (18"-24")

Made For

Built for step deck and flatbed operators loading machinery in the field.

• Equipment dealers and machinery movers
• Construction fleets self-loading compact machines
• Rental yards delivering to sites
• Step deck and flatbed carriers
• Municipal and utility equipment fleets

Features

• 23,500 lbs. per axle — the rated load per axle across the assembled system.
• 16' length — the total run, which is what sets the approach angle.
• 5" section height — the ramp profile, kept low so the ground transition is short.
• Modular pin-together sections — the same parts build different lengths as the trailer changes.
• 452 lbs — the complete system weight, so you can check it against your payload.
• High-strength Aluminum — no rust, no paint, and it does not gain weight sitting in the rain.
• Pin-on connection — the ramps lock to the deck instead of resting against the edge.
• Field-serviceable — pins and sections replace individually rather than as a unit.

How the System Goes Together

The sections pin to each other and to the trailer. Nothing is welded and nothing is permanent, which is what lets one kit serve trailers of different heights.

Total run is 16' at the listed width wide. That is what determines whether a long-wheelbase machine clears the break-over or hangs on it.

Rated at 23,500 lbs. per axle. That covers the machine plus attachments plus whatever is in the bucket.

Aluminum, and Why It Matters Here

The whole kit weighs 452 lbs. On a trailer that has a payload number to respect, every pound carried in ramps is a pound of freight you cannot take.

Aluminum also survives being stored outside on a trailer for years. There is no paint to chip and nothing to rust from the inside out where you cannot see it.

The extrusion is high-strength aluminum. Strength in a loading ramp comes from section shape as much as alloy, and that is where the rating comes from.

The Right Step Deck Ramp System for Your Trailer

If you load machines off a step deck away from a dock, this system is the matched kit: 8' L x 18" W, 23,500 lbs. per axle, and it pins together in the field.

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Technical Specifications