09-01-2013, 07:00 PM
Before you look at installing a ramp in either the side or rear doors, look closely at where you'll be working.
For years, I used ramps through my side door.
Until one day I had a small commercial job in the CBD on a Saturday at midday.
Was able to get parked, but unable to unload my machine.
I lost that job.
That was when I decided to use my rear door as the place to store my two main machines, Big Yella & Bot.
99.8% of my city is angle parking in the main central business district.
Load through the rear doors & I have not had a single problem.
Think carefully before you jump. (Or buy, if you buy something to fit in the well, it may not work in the rear).
Short 1
For years, I used ramps through my side door.
Until one day I had a small commercial job in the CBD on a Saturday at midday.
Was able to get parked, but unable to unload my machine.
I lost that job.

That was when I decided to use my rear door as the place to store my two main machines, Big Yella & Bot.
99.8% of my city is angle parking in the main central business district.
Load through the rear doors & I have not had a single problem.
Think carefully before you jump. (Or buy, if you buy something to fit in the well, it may not work in the rear).
Short 1
I don't regret my past, I just regret the time I've wasted with the wrong people.
Take me as I am, or watch me as I go.
I'll retire when I can no longer do what I love, or no longer love what I do.
Stop moving, start dying........
Take me as I am, or watch me as I go.
I'll retire when I can no longer do what I love, or no longer love what I do.
Stop moving, start dying........

