Inflatable Ramps

[DaveFromBarrow]

Hi,

We've had these for about a year now, and in my opinion, they are great. They take up less space than traditional ramps, there are zero "conversations" with Mrs Dave when driving onto them, and they can be pumped up with a battery compressor or a bike pump.

They are pricey but I like 'em.

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[PP Bear]

Hmmmm, looking around a friends old attic, I found 2 of those plastic things they blow up. Fink ones a girl and ones a sheep. Maybe he used to be a farmer, anyhow, would they work. Asking for a friend

 

[DaveFromBarrow]

Hmmmm, looking around a friends old attic, I found 2 of those plastic things they blow up. Fink ones a girl and ones a sheep. Maybe he used to be a farmer, anyhow, would they work. Asking for a friend

A "friend" loaned me something similar, that's what got me started.

d

 

[Driventemple]

I remember in the 80s being told by one of our Apprentices "Trouble with these blow up dolls, by the time you've blown it up your too knackered to do anything."

 

[Garfields]

Seen someone with a set a couple of weeks ago
They seemed a bit slow to inflate and no idea how durable they are?

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[B+W vanman]

Hi,

We've had these for about a year now, and in my opinion, they are great. They take up less space than traditional ramps, there are zero "conversations" with Mrs Dave when driving onto them, and they can be pumped up with a battery compressor or a bike pump.

They are pricey but I like 'em.

d



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Another vote for Flat-jacks

 

[DaveFromBarrow]

Seen someone with a set a couple of weeks ago
They seemed a bit slow to inflate and no idea how durable they are?

Up in minutes and well made.

d

 

[PP Bear]

Up in minutes and well made.

d

A bit like me really

 

[DaveFromBarrow]

A bit like me really

I'll throw 'em up, you hit 'em.

d

 

[jim]

Bought ours in Germany. They inflate in about a minute. ours giving about 5 inches of lift. You do get a bit of rock n roll with them. But it’s level rock n roll. I always protect the bottom with a 2cm thick strip of gym floor matting . Not had a puncture of them in 4 years of use.

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[BusyBuilder]

Just put inflatable ramps into ebay....................

 

[Odd-no-more]

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B004W1MN12?tag=mhf04-21

I have been thinking about these, ATM I have a wheelchair lifter, but it needs a very big drill to lift it and the thread is wearing out.

 

[Rog NotJane]

We didn’t get on with them ages ago but I was using a bike pump. I didn’t like the thought of arriving and immediately making compressor noises.

 

[Gellyneck]

wozie had a set of EMUK air lifts for sale a few weeks ago but ad now expired. Not sure if they're sold but maybe worth a contact if of interest to any Funster.

https://www.motorhomefun.co.uk/forum/classifieds/emuck-air-lift-cushions.9789/

 

[andyman]

Just put inflatable ramps into ebay....................

Never knew such things existed. Just spent a fortune.

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[wozie]

wozie had a set of EMUK air lifts for sale a few weeks ago but ad now expired. Not sure if they're sold but maybe worth a contact if of interest to any Funster.

https://www.motorhomefun.co.uk/forum/classifieds/emuck-air-lift-cushions.9789/

Thank you. Been away. Back on

 

[Pausim]

Interesting, particularly now they offer 20cm lift. Any views on best make? Flat-Jack v EMUK.

 

[Andrewhr]

Interesting, particularly now they offer 20cm lift. Any views on best make? Flat-Jack v EMUK.

I have the EMUK and they are extremely robust. Much heavier than the flat jack.