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[stevekwiatkowski]

How the U.S Forest Service doesn't break their leg twice in a row!

[waynegoddard]

For some reason I always feel beloved watching these videos and can't help to act appropriately after.

[gyromurphy]

This man has single handedly showed me how to survive if SHTF. Very much appreciate him.

[smonk]

I built one exactly like this 15+ years ago I figured they made them guess I was wrong could’ve made a killing by now

[pendragonshall]

Honestly! You see something like this and can't believe it hasn't been around for decades. It's awesome!

[BraveNewWorld-]

Not even kidding...the way you stepped back from the tailgate made me instantly think you were showing off the smooth falling tailgate.

[samuelsikes]

My dad has this exact same loading ramp. It is a god send for loading heavy bikes after a ride - when accidents are easier to have..

[jaysmith]

Couldn’t tell you how many times I’ve used, wood to get bikes in and out of van over the years game changer

[girfalcon]

I'm glad to hear you found a solution and that you're feeling better. I miss the long form, would love a video on the truck and ramp discovery with your good storytelling way, but great stuff as always 👍

[Snowcreek]

I got one 2 years ago still working perfect. You’ll love it!

[theleoj]

The way he always says welcome back beloved, makes one feel as if talking to this age old friend

[coltinmiotti]

😳😳😳 I have been riding motorcycles and loading motorcycles in the back of trucks for 14 years now. This is hands down the coolest thing I have ever seen. Thankyou ProHo for bringing this to my attention!

[illitero]

That's a genuinely good, thoughtfully designed product. Something I'll never need, but I'm still really glad it exists. Modern truck design has the beds so high that their utility and ease of use is destroyed, so the steps alongside the ramps that are now forced to be even steeper is pretty much a requirement for loading stuff like that.

[graememilne]

Well done, another nugget of information just learned...Im going to get one for loading my dirt bike on the toyota.

[etlarm]

That is absolutely great, next video is how you can use it as a barricade 😂

[beaubrown]

I got one and I love it. I also have a bed chocking system that holds three bikes and you can tie it down

[robertball]

I put flattened expanded metal on half my ramp in early 80's. Good thought but too steep. Step ramp. My GMC 2500 HD has a ladder mounted inside the tailgate, I'm 77 but can load sheet goods on edge to leave room for the rest of the load. Ladder on Amazon, also a torsion bar that allows me to open or close a full size steel tailgate with the ladder using one hand.

[CertifiedClapaholic]

"What are you doing, Step Ramp?!"

[imjustbored]

i just got a 3wide folding atv ramp for cheap, took one of the 3 pieces off, so i can use the double wide for loading/unloading for my dirt bike.
it makes it so much easier rather than having to use a stool or something to step up onto while loading

[chadklaren]

Help stepramp I'm stuck on the tailgate and I can't get off!