Connection Options

When choosing your vehicle loading ramp there are a number of connection options available:

Rest-On Connection - For Flat-bed or Tipper Truck these are supplied with a locking plate that sits between the bed of the vehicle and the tailgate as an additional security device. The rest-on connection is also pre-drilled with a hole and supplied with pins to further secure the ramp. This is our most popular connection

Hook Connection - For Hooking into a Channel or on to a metal bar

Tube Connection - For sliding onto a 35mm or 45mm metal bar

Bottom Hook Connection - For 'Step Frame' Trailers

Rest On ConnectionHook ConnectionTube ConnectionBottom Hook Connection
    Rest On                      Hook                            Tube                    Bottom Hook

Further security mechanisms are also used to guarantee safety by preventing the ramps from disconnecting if the ground collapses or the vehicle starts to move when being loaded:

Security Pin - The most popular mechanism commonly used in tandem with the Rest On Connection. Drops through a pre-drilled hole in the rest on connection into the bed of the vehicle being loaded

Security Plate - Ideal for when tailgates are being used. This plate locks into the underside of the rest on connection and drops between the tailgate and the bed of the vehicle

Security Chain - Replaces the pin and is recommended for ramps carrying loads greater than 6000kgs

Steel Bracket - Standard fitting on the TRP140 and TRP150 Series although this can be specified as an option on other heavy duty ramps

Security PinSecurity PlateSecurity ChainSecurity Bracket

Security Pin
Security Plate
 Security Chain
 Steel Bracket

Rest On ConnectionRest On Connection / Flat Plate ConnectionChain Security FixingSteel Bracket Security Fixing