full size learner ramp plans

[troop_353]

hey ppl
i got sum pretty budget plans ere for a ramp that would probs suit a learner il have sum 3d veiws cumin soon but i just got these ones and it shows the joints but wouldnt be to sure about them hey dunno if they r rite or if they will work this is my first time drawing ramp plans its just what came to mi head at the time.
cheers enjoy

[[TOPGEAR]]

holy shit, 6.1m long ?

[troop_353]

there bout wat ozzie comp ramp is but yer i was ment to take lil bit off but it could still work.
i hope

[CIMO#163]

Dude there not Aussie comp dimensions. Way off sorry to say! I have AutoCAD drawings here if anyone wants the dimensions of an aussie comp ramp (have them for free). I’ve built and sold five ramps so far. A few tips when your building ramps you got’ a make sure your frame width is 1.200m. (standard sheet width) Also work out that your ramp will need stronger cross members where the sheets of 22mm ply wood join use 75x50x2.5rhs. For all the other cross members your can use 40x40x3angle every 300mm. (measure sheets of ply wood before building ramp some sheets are 1.240 wide by 2.440 long)


Lesson 1 on building ramps:read:

[mulishatrooper]

yeah dude could i get a copy sent to me by email

lmembroidery@bigpond.com

[[TOPGEAR]]

just right click on it and save it.

[troop_353]

length and height is close to the same but nothing else it got a mellower radius

[mick79]

HEY GUYS HOW FAR WOULD YOU EXPECT THAT RAMP TO PUT YOU IN THE AIR I NKOW I DEPENDS ON HOW FAST YOU HIT IT BUT GIVE US A ROUGH IDEA AND WOULD IT BE A GOOD VERY VERY BEGINNER RAMP AS I HAVE NO EXPIRENCE JUMPING BUT WOULD LIKE TO START

[troop_353]

yer i dunno about all that shit but u could probs work it out if u new your maths but once u got the feel of it i spose u could jack the back of it up to give it more pop or just gas it hard wen u hit it to help with the preload.
were bouts in perth u live mick79?

[The Snitz]

G'day Mick, I'd say that ramp would be good for just about any distance upto 100 Foot. 2.4 Metres high with a 10 Metre radius means it hasn't got the same pop as an Aussie Comp, but that means you can do longer distances with a little more ease of not being 40 foot high, you'd only b 30 foot high if you get what I'm saying.

I can't say for sure, but yeah thats an example

[troop_353]

ere is 3d veiw of it and dont go by the measurements iv got for supports coz they r close but i dunno how acurate they r hey so just buoild the slope and the bottom and up peice then add suports after

[JAYKAY]

Originally posted by CIMO#163
Dude there not Aussie comp dimensions. Way off sorry to say! I have AutoCAD drawings here if anyone wants the dimensions of an aussie comp ramp (have them for free). I’ve built and sold five ramps so far. A few tips when your building ramps you got’ a make sure your frame width is 1.200m. (standard sheet width) Also work out that your ramp will need stronger cross members where the sheets of 22mm ply wood join use 75x50x2.5rhs. For all the other cross members your can use 40x40x3angle every 300mm. (measure sheets of ply wood before building ramp some sheets are 1.240 wide by 2.440 long)


Lesson 1 on building ramps:read:

hey man can you post up the plan or send it to me at Bewst@hotmail.com

[Aus_Yobbo]

yeah i would like the plans too if that would be at all possible
gromet00@hotmail.com

cheers

[[TOPGEAR]]

why is everyone asking for the plans to be sent to their email address ??

just right click on the pic and save it

[Robbo66]

well thats the thing. they are asking for plans off CIMO#163 who actually builds and designs ramps.

[[TOPGEAR]]

lol alright, i though he was asking the other guy