That's hard to say but the ramps part # EM07473 are 84 inches long. So what you can do to get an idea is find a tape measure that can go out 84 inches and set one end of it at the rear tailgate edge when at that length and the other on the ground. That will tell you what angle the ramp would be at and if your deck would clear.
The part # EM07486 is 90 inches long and is arched which means that it will have a smoother transition angle from the ramp to the truck bed. This would probably... view full answer...
The best type of winch for your application is a brake winch like # F143100 from Fulton or one of the others shown on the linked page. These automatically brake when you stop cranking; this will prevent a runaway cart. A rolling 300-lb load like your cart will be fairly easy for a winch to pull up your ramps so one rated for 1500-lbs will be fine.
In order for any winch to deliver its rated performance it must be mounted to a suitable surface and have its bottom plate fully supported by... view full answer...
I have bike rack option with a loading ramp available for you, but the Inno Tire Hold 2 Bike Platform Rack, # INH120 does not have an add-on option for a loading ramp. I suggest the Thule EasyFold XT Bike Rack for 2 Electric Bikes, # TH903202. Like the Inno, this is for both 1-1/4" and 2" Hitches but is a frame mount bike rack design instead of holding by wheels. It does have an aluminum ramp with it to assist in loading bikes and it folds up and stores on the bike rack too. Another... view full answer...
The Hollywood Racks Sport Rider SE # HLY74FR only comes in a 2-bike version but I believe a 2 bike version will be necessary to get the 63 pound capacity that you need.
Since you are concerned about lifting your bike, I highly recommend the Thule EasyFold XT Bike Rack for 2 Electric Bikes - 1-1/4" and 2" Hitches - Frame Mount # TH903202. The Easyfold has a built in ramp to easily load your bikes. This rack has the 65 pound weight capacity that you will need and can accommodate tires... view full answer...
For your 2004 GMC Sierra 2500 with 6-1/2-foot bed we do have a dual-receiver hitch option from TorkLift, part # TLC1204, which has two 2-inch receiver openings. This allows use of a hitch-mount carrier, such as a bike rack, while towing. The Sierra's factory hitch needs to be removed to install the TorkLift. TorkLift makes the only dual hitch we currently offer for your truck and as you noted it features excellent build quality including reinforced pin holes.
Another option is to install... view full answer...
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