Loading Ramps - Hunter

All National Stockyard Systems loading ramps are fully galvanised and feature a patented concrete floor (except budget) with plenty of treads.

Timber floors are subject to rot, white ant attack and fire. Steel floors are prone to noise and rust. Concrete floors minimise or avoid all these issues.

All ramps have a closed in base to prevent legs getting outside of the ramp. Overhead bracing is standard on both ends of the ramp to prevent side spread. Bumper board at the front of the ramp is adjustable to cater for different height trucks. Flat load out platforms with truck access gate also available.

Platform standard lengths are 1.0 Metres and 2.1 Metres.

All loading ramps (including budget) now come with sleeves and concretable spigots to prevent the ramp being shunted by trucks

Hunter 3.0 Meter Adjustable Height

Hunter 3.0 Meter Adjustable Height Ramp

Specifications same as Hawkesbury 3.0 Meter except the rails increase in size to 75 x 40mm.
The ramp is available as standard, adjustable, with walkway or any combination

Hunter 3.6 Meter Adjustable Height

Hunter 3.6 Meter Adjustable Height Cattle Ramp

Pictured with height around 800mm of back of Ute. Ramp is easily adjustable from 450mm to 1300mm.
The ramp is available as standard, adjustable, with walkway or any combination (Note: all ramps come with sleeves and spigots as shown below). 

Loading Ramp Features

Ramps can go off the side (pictured), off the front of the race or load out yards.

The rail size in our ramps are:

  • Hawkesbury Ramps 53 x 35mm
  • Hunter Ramps 75 x 40mm
  • Bullock Ramps 115 x 42mm. 

All fixed height ramps are supplied with a floating height 125 x 75 x 3.0 mm heavy duty bumper board.

All National Stockyard Systems ramps (including budget) have at least 3 sleeves and spigots. After the ramp is set in position a hole is dug under each sleeve, the spigots are dropped into the holes and the holes filled with concrete. This prevents trucks from shunting the ramps.

Jim Lyons, Nemingah

“The yards are really well designed and cattle pour through them.”

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