Will a Rhino fit in the bed of a full size Dodge Truck?

Anyone tried this. Im checking for a buddy. Any thing to watch out for?

my rhino was delivered to the house in one so yes it will, although it looked like the tailgate was about to drag the ground. i wouldnt suggest using this method very often.

As long as it has stock-wheels, and Moto's right, it's too heavy for most tailgates to stand. Use a couple of 2x8's to spread the load.

mine has 2" spacers and the duros, it had to climb the fender wells though.
this monthes side x side action has a buyers guide of racks for truck beds so they will hold a utv.

moto92 wrote:

mine has 2" spacers and the duros, it had to climb the fender wells though.
this monthes side x side action has a buyers guide of racks for truck beds so they will hold a utv.

Guess a tape-measure would work too huh??

I saw one, in a Dodge from Illinois, at Windrock, my first trip up. He said we would never make that type trip again with the Rhino in the bed. He also said he broke his aluminum ramps unloading it. He said they were rated for 1200lbs. Maybe it was the steep angle that help them break. For short trip it might not be that bad. I like Jimbos advice on the 2x8's to help destribute the weight.

This is 2007 f150

the rhino has wheel spacers and aftermarket rims and tires. It crushed the fender wells on my truck and i used straps to help support the tailgate. I would not recomend this unless you pulled a trailer 250 miles to buy the rhino and it didnt fit on the trailer

Dreth wrote:

I would not recomend this unless you pulled a trailer 250 miles to buy the rhino and it didnt fit on the trailer

Sounds like thats coming from personal experience

He's thinking about getting one of these. I just hope his ramps are stout enough. I dont think the ramps come with this kit.

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