madmike2
Shtirrenuppenmeister
Or, since we were talking of Harbor Freight, how about this one here:
Problem with that one is depending on how high your trailer hitch is, sometimes the angle of the drop-gate is steep enough that you drag your exhaust or lower fairing as you go over the high spot...not pretty.
Just my $.02
To lessen the angle of the trailer-ramp interface you could back the REAR wheels of the towing vehicle onto a piece of 4x4 or 4x6. That's what I've done with trailers that have low tongue height. Sure, it makes the trailer bed incline but it eliminates most of the "hump" at the hinge.I'd try a dry run /w loading it in the ranger; get a full width ramp and find a loading dock / ditch to lessen the angle of the ramp / truck.