Great job Mr porter you're a talented gentleman

That's a dandy system great job sturdy and safe👍

Coolest dogs ever!

Great job on the ramp Chuck.The best place to cook is on top of the wood stove!!

Well done, just like that lunch!!! MMMM GOOD. 😉😉

Nice work Mister 👏 👌 👍

Tidy job got me thinking now too 👍

Thanks Chuck , God Bless

Nice work friend…. ❤

Crafty work man! Loves the humor!

another great video.. thanks chuck.

Excellent job there buddy and a fine feed got to love it 👍

Slick setup, nice work!

Great idea, great feed, that's a win win for sure.

Nothing nicer than the squeak of the Labrador snow!

Fantastic! 👍👍

Great job! 👍

Great one . Refer to this video when I build one, thanks !

Well done!

Nice job project

Sweet

Awesome 👍

Beauty setup Chuck. Cheers from da ROCK!

Nice job!

Necessity is the mother of invention.

Nice cabin. Good lookin pups

Nice job buddy

great idea !!

Nicely done. Your good.

You will love that. I have used a similar set up for 30 years or better

Great job bud

Good job

Looks good

Awesome idea just like your fire wood cutting rack at beginning of video. Thanks for shearing 😊

Nothing like a satisfying project to make a day!!! And I never broke a sweat lol

Nice build 👍🏼. Have a great 2024 year. ✨👋🏼

Nice job and with a winch mount, you can still haul your moose up there. Thanks- from Hells Canyon, Frank.

Good idea. I don’t have skidoo but if I ever get one I will build that. I can see how bad to use these ramp are bad. Thanks for the idea. Pat

In Sweden we say ”Kanon bra” 👍🏻👍🏻

Very nice and practical as is all the things you enjoy doing and sharing.

Great idea!!

Heck yeah I’d be building one if I didn’t have an overpriced enclosed trailer 😆. Nice work. Dave

Perfect work, great video as always.....add sides / guides to the loading board to guide skis buddy. Next project, use "like" a back rack for the truck cab & a shelf to store the sleigh sideways on top of the nose of the ski doo😆. ( dan)✌🏼

Beau projet 👌 Bonne année 🥳 De Baie-Comeau

100% agree about the ramps. It seem that they are out to get us 😅

That dog’ll hunt. We used to have balusters instead of the aluminum on ours. Yours was much more refined though, I used to see fellar’s let the tailgate tethers go so it would drop down on an angle and cut slots in the tailgates themselves, but that was when they were all metal and not really complex and expensive tailgates like nowadays. I wonder if this setup is mostly a Newfoundland thing as like you said it’s a very common setup on pick ups around here. Certainly better than having to back up to a snowbank😉

Perfect job sure Who would ever say Big land would have scarce amounts of snowfall

Job well done. I felt the same way with my aluminum ramps. I built a similar design . Worked well. I also used the plastics from the aluminum ramps lol. For traction I used old worn out Teflon slides from my snowmobile rails. Worked well. My truck has an 8’ bed so my ramps and deck were a little longer. I tapered the flip up part like dove tail. When I pulled out my ramps they lined up perfectly with the dove tail angle. I used a couple of steel pins to secure the ramps for loading the snowmobile I added a couple of the Teflon traction bars I made to the top of the deck to avoid spinning when backing the snowmobile out. All the best to you and your family in the new year.

Canadian Tire needs to send you a few tools to try. The is a lack of snow in Ontario too.

Great job Chuck, I hate those metal ramps as well. I rarely use mine, rather use a snow bank or snow ramp when I can.

Great video chuck! A piece of old snowmobile track works awesome for traction on ramps or trailers!

That was awesome how things work out PERFECT!!!

I've been thinking about doing something like this for my jeep gladiator. Could come handy when I don't need my 2 place or 4 place snowmobile trailer.

Great idea , recycling, simple, light, strong and it works.

Nice ramp on a side note you should use two straps to hold your sled in plus if you can find an old box’s liner 8ft if you can find one where your skis sit it will stop your skis from sliding around …. Cut in strips one on each side

Nice job but you might want to beef up the strap holding the sled,1 inch straps are junk, wish I had 10 bucks for every 1 inch strap I've seen on the side of the highway broken.

Perfect Chuck. I had one made very similar to it. The folding up part so I could put up the tailgate. Used it for 12 years. Works excellent.

Seen many of these when living home. Nice job Chuck

@madrampsusa hook this guy up well deserved person. Loving the channel

Great job. I built one a few years ago never used it tore it apart and made something else with it I also have a set of aluminum ramps don’t use them either lol. I don’t like how far the big sleds stick out of the 6.5 boxes would rather use my snowmobile trailer this way I am not scratching up the sleds and I still put my pelican and whatever else in the back of the truck but to each there own. You did an amazing job building it I hope it works well for you. Take care and we will see you in the next video Ian

Starting a video with a meal is a good start to your day. That's a fine wood arse der Chuck! Great job on the snowmobile ramp.

Great ramp for loading your snowmobile really like how it folds up and slides inside the base so you can still close the tailgate

Fantastic, thanks Chuck!

😂 Haven’t seen much make you a little warm around the collar but those trifolds sure put a man to the test!!! 😂😂😂 Great video, nice ramp and good food as always!!!! Love it!!!!!

And I enjoyed watching - you’re a regular wizard - no doubt could work for an ATV - although may sit high in the box ?? Thanks Chuck always enjoy

WOW ! Nice job mister Chuck !!! Have a good ride ...

Feel your pain Chuck with the aluminum ramps , ok to use in a emergency but not a everyday thing . Love your new one 👍

Happy new year,and an awesome project/great idea. Sure like your shop work space/kitchen dining.I enjoy your videos. Have a great day

Wow! Only posted 5 minutes ago and I am not the first to comment. Wonderful to see that more people are getting to enjoy your wonderful videos, Chuck! I can only wish you and yours greater success and happiness this coming year!

Good job, Chuck. You're a handy feller.

Nicely done! Have seen old skidoo tracks used on ramps and platform but that aluminum was put to good use. Maybe the rest of aluminum could make a trail groomer. All the best to you!

That was a great project Chuck my buddy got one like yours he said it the best. take care and enjoy your night.

Great job on the Ramp!

Thanks Chuck!! Enjoy

Awesome job, Chuck. 2 thumbs up

I had the same issue with the aluminum ramp. I made a similar rig to solve the problem. I used an old box liner cut out for the runners to slide on & an old skidoo track secured to the ramp for traction. Cat's meow. Nice workshop.

That's a slick setup, the aluminum traction bars look like the ticket, nice job!

Nice ramp Chuck. Old skidoo track would also work well on the ramp. Thanks for sharing.

What an awesome idea! Enjoyed the video. 🙂🇨🇦

Hey Chuck. Nice job on the ramp. The stew looks some good too. Kenny

Now that's impressive. Soooo easy to use. Enjoy the flats b'y.

Nice ramp. I had made one similar years back. Best way to do it.

Great video Chuck. Happy New Year🎉

got to love those long tracks Chuck !! Should have the whole thing patented

Truth be told, you could probably make a buck $ making and selling them. Wonderful job Chuck. Cheers

Awesome video chuck those seem to be getting popular

Measure the distance from the ground to the truck bed or trailer. This will help you determine the necessary length of the ramp.Use a circular saw or jigsaw to cut the wooden planks or plywood to the desired length for the ramp surface. Cut 2x4 or 2x6 lumber to create the frame and supports. Create a frame using the cut lumber. The frame should outline the edges of the ramp and provide additional support. Attach the frame to the underside of the ramp surface. Install additional supports beneath the ramp at regular intervals for added strength. Attach these supports perpendicular to the frame. If the ramp needs to be elevated, attach legs to the underside. This will depend on the height needed for loading and unloading.

Excellent stuff ! Great channel sir

A handyman you are for shure. Happy New Year!

way to go, Chuck!! Great ingenuity and I love how it turned out!!

Wow it’s amazing what you can do we love your videos cal said he never seen that before good job

Great video buddy it looks awesome you did a great job my friend

Love it, I've considered making one too - my truck has one of those multi-pro tailgates and can't bare the thought of messing it up with the weight of a snowmobile. This kind of thing would take the weight off my upper tailgate.... great idea. I was reading the comments and I liked the idea of edging a short piece of 2x4 along the inside of your ski boots to keep the ski-doo from potentially slipping off the platform. Great video - good mix of construction and cooking/cabin things - the transitions made for great storytelling - well done!

By the way you are lucky you have snow 😂(SSDECK)

Great job Chuck,don’t you love it when something in your works out! Too bad you don’t have enough snow to leave from the cabin! Have fun and take care!Dave❄️👍😀🇨🇦

Simple things in life and make all the difference when it comes to making your day to day routines easier on you and your gear. Nice to see the Charlie-Horse in action as well. Happy New Year buddy, looking forward to your next video.

Hey Chuck. Thats a great system you have for the skidoo. Nice workshop too. Side note, you can hear how cold it is when the snow sounds like your walking on styrofoam.

Hi Chuck! You have a great rig there now. Guess your only other option TIL you get more snow is a trailer but dragging one of those around isn’t fun. Your old cabin sure makes a great work shop. When we burnt lots of wood,I also liked to get r done early. Never know what the winter has planned in a few weeks time. TIL next time, take care

Who'd a thunk it lol. Made mine out of 2" x 5"s and inch lumber. Single ramps that slide under and hook inside the ramps lip. Didn't shorten it to fit inside the tailgate, that way, the ramps are a little longer. Only thing is, it's open on top and gets stuffed full of snow and can't close the tailgate. Didn't go with plywood cuz I thought it might be too heavy... Did you use 1/2" plywood? Kinda looks like it. Pretty slick, when mine wears out, looks like a good replacement option.

Any issues with the carbides hitting the hinges when backing it off? You could have moved them towards the middle by about 8 inches. Great build.