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Does anyone carry an ATV in the bed?

jljbtm

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Does anyone carry an ATV in the bed, i think mine will fit "snuggly" but I wory about the strength of the tail gate and those cables.
 

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I’ve had my CFMoto 600 2-up in my Rebel with RamBoxes. It seemed to do well. As you can see I need to put some airbags in the springs to prevent sagging.


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I had my old Warrior 350 in my bed with RamBoxes with no issues. The ATV is not all that heavy, but I am. I think the tailgate is rated very well, but others may confirm that. I think it may be mention in the owner's manual.
 

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Had my son's Honda 400ex in the bed a few times. Loaded it by myself, without ramps, and the tailgate was rock solid.
 

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I carry a Kawasaki Brut Force 750 in mine. The tailgate is rated at 2000 lbs. as someone previously pointed out and I assume that specification includes the cables. I don't have the Ram Boxes so I have room to dismount the ATV when I get it up on the bed. Because I have a spacer built out of wood to prevent contact with the rear window, the Kawasaki is too long so I can't close the tailgate. But it beats towing a trailer.

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2019 Ram 1500 Billet Silver Laramie Quad Cab 2WD, 5.7 Hemi, 8HP75, 3.21 axle, 33 gallon fuel tank, factory dual exhaust, 18” wheels. Build date: 03 June 2018. Now at: 047848 miles.
 

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I know they say a maximum weight of 2000lbs, but everything i had looked up referred to the "multi-function" tailgate when they say that. I thought i had seen 1100lbs on my bighorn when i was researching it when i first got it but dont remember where that was. My Polaris 450 is i think 550 lbs. I feel safer throwing it on my small trailer but even at 1100lbs sounds like it would be safe to put it up there.
 

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My old RAM w/rambox fit my smaller Ace 570 and I did add the air bags to help support it. Now my 19 has a longer bed w/o rambox and w/air ride and my new (bigger) Ace 900xc weighs in at 1000# it will fit snuggly but i question the t gate and cables (good to know its 2000#)
 

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Google mad ramps! The real wheels of the ATV Rest on the ramps that go into your receiver hitch. They look promising!
 

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