solution to superglides on ramps?

[JaySimon]

Aren't the superglides built in Canada? Could explain the pricing difference. And buying Canadian, is always awesome.

 

[maxwell]

Just put them in the right spot so your not driving over the screws? Lol just a thought.

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[snopro]

Aren't the superglides built in Canada? Could explain the pricing difference. And buying Canadian, is always awesome.

Superclamp/SuperGlide are manufactured and distributed out of Calgary. If you have a problem call Randall and he will take care of you. He is a very good vendor that way. His number should be on there website.

 

[jaredszakacs]

thanks for the responses. ive tried a few different screws and re positioning the screws but they always seem to come loose then tne ski hits and breaks them all up its been quite annoying i must say. ken i may have to bring you my ramp here soon to the boys and get them to work me out a good solution.

 

[snopro]

I can call Randall for u Jared. He probably has an answer.

 

[ferniesnow]

Jared, I have SuperGluides on my ramp and I have never had a problem with the SuperGluides. They are awesome.

I had a problem with the 1" square tubing as it didn't stand up worth crap. I replaced it with 1 and !/4" square tubing. That gave me more purchase and I used 1" SS bolts and I haven't had an issue since.

I also put pieces of 1/8"x 6"x3" aluminum on the rungs where the joints were. Screwed the aluminum to the rung and then screwed the SuperGluide to the aluminum. Seems like a lot of work but it works just fine.

I also have no carbides on my runners. Maybe that helps.

Next time I'm in Pincher, I'll show you my ramp. Cheers, fs

 

[neilsleder]

Drill strait through the rungs and use bolts with lock nuts. That way you cam leave them on the loser side and will still expend and contract with different temps. And if you put a fender washer on the bolt it will never pull through the plastic!

 

[medler]

He is a awesome guy ..fixed my superclamp ,,came and picked it up.and fixed it no charge,,Top notch service

Superclamp/SuperGlide are manufactured and distributed out of Calgary. If you have a problem call Randall and he will take care of you. He is a very good vendor that way. His number should be on there website.

 

[Superclamp]

Nice they look like almost an exact copy but cost less.

not made out of the same material and you will have problems, made in china , thats why they are cheaper.

 

[medler]

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[Superclamp]

Aren't the superglides built in Canada? Could explain the pricing difference. And buying Canadian, is always awesome.

thank you, some guys just dont get it do they. Cheaper is not always better. cheap people pay twice

 

[Superclamp]

thanks for the responses. ive tried a few different screws and re positioning the screws but they always seem to come loose then tne ski hits and breaks them all up its been quite annoying i must say. ken i may have to bring you my ramp here soon to the boys and get them to work me out a good solution.

Call me any time if you have a problem or any questions 1-403-203-2210

 

[Superclamp]

Build a set of skins for under your skis out of a couple crazy carpets? Was thinking about superglides, but not after reading this thread.

Why , after reading this thread would you not want to concider Superglides???? Call me about your concern , 1-403-203-2210

 

[Superclamp]

those super glides are like brittle plastic ! no good . use some plexy glass or a better type of plastic 0.o and keep yer bolt holes closer to the edge ...

Looks to me as you don't know what you are talking about, Superglides are brittle plastic and no good, LOL, Plexy glass brittle and specially in the cold. What the hell is 0.o type plastics??? Have you ever used Superglides???? I just shake may head at comment from guys like you.

 

[medler]

Dont pay attention to Willy..He just is a dick in general,,,so he told me

Looks to me as you don't know what you are talking about, Superglides are brittle plastic and no good, LOL, Plexy glass brittle and specially in the cold. What the hell is 0.o type plastics??? Have you ever used Superglides???? I just shake may head at comment from guys like you.

 

[trench]

Looks to me as you don't know what you are talking about, Superglides are brittle plastic and no good, LOL, Plexy glass brittle and specially in the cold. What the hell is 0.o type plastics??? Have you ever used Superglides???? I just shake may head at comment from guys like you.

Seems that what most people on here doo when they read Willies comments. I have the Super glides on my enclosed trailer ramp and they work great. I have had a few screws break off but it's usually from buddies running over them!

 

[snopro]

See I told you guys Randall was a straight shooter with his product. Don't be scared to call him if you have questions or a problem with the product. He has an awesome name in the industry and awesome product and wants to keep it that way.

 

[medler]

See I told you guys Randall was a straight shooter with his product. Don't be scared to call him if you have questions or a problem with the product. He has an awesome name in the industry and awesome product and wants to keep it that way.

Agree 100% Ken

 

[milton]

I have them on the ramp of my enclosed and they suck. Randall I hope you are reading this thread cause you need to revamp this design. My clamps work great but my glides are terrible. Maybe changing the color might help, there is way to much expanding and contracting. Just my opinion..

 

[Modman]

That how they did it for years. Walk on the rungs.

X2 white puck board on my marathon ramp, no issues with it at all. Riveted down with the big flat head rivets, never had an issue with the rivets breaking off either.

Just walk on the rungs. Pretty easy to do the math on snowy boots, steep ramp and plastic.......