UPDATE: Building a Crazy DIY Ramp for L322 Range Rover

[@user-u79-q476]

Thank you for the video full of positive energy. 😉👍

[@lifeasusual]

Thank you so much for this positive comment!😊 Trying to push ahead despite the challenges with this driveway! 👍🏻

[@shanewaterman4125]

Hi Fayed - that's a big improvement over the first attempt, but I'm still not happy that you haven't any bracing or buttresses in front of the front wheels. Even with the improvement to the strength (and the 'unique pushing it sideways' test) you've still got to protect against the one in a million risk of collapse laterally. Be interested to see V3..... All the best matey 👍

[@lifeasusual]

Hi Shane! 😊 Sorry for the very late reply! There are still a lot of improvements to make on it, but honestly for now it's ok, I think it will allow me to do a couple of jobs on it and then I can make some time to continue "upgrading" it 👍🏻😊 Take care, hope all is well! 😁

[@shanewaterman4125]

@@lifeasusual keep going at it Fayed - you'll get there. I love the ingenuity of what you're doing 👍

[@haz_raf]

Very good. Useful to work on and for oil changes etc. What about if you need it jacked up with wheel(s) off? Do you have other means to do that?

[@lifeasusual]

Hi Haris, thank you for the positive feedback! 👍🏻 That on its own is a different challenge, and I'm going to need to jack it up. I have a few ideas but I have to test them first and I'll probably make a video about it in a couple of weeks, because I have to do it in a safe manner. But I'd like to do it efficiently on the ramp because, from the way I see it, it's safer to do it on the ramp than on the slope because of the geometry of it.

[@kevinabalo]

Take it away, and put in a two-post, Fahed .. .. . you know you want to 😂

[@lifeasusual]

Hahaha 🤣 I want to, badly!! But this slope in the driveway isn't helping me! One day, I'll be able to get a two post! 😁