hydraulic ramp
hydraulic hoist

A hydraulic ramp was protruding off the side and something sat on it.

Stage entrance was possible by a hydraulic ramp in the middle of the stage floor.

The big rear hydraulic ramp hatch was down.

The equipment includes hydraulic ramps and escalators.

The freight doors weren't locked, and once they were opened, a quick glance inside revealed a hydraulic ramp designed specifically for loading smaller vehicles.

They were near a landing pier, complete with ropes, hydraulic ramps, and ODN connections for the incoming ships.

'Ah, Bodie,' Cowley said solemnly, hardly taking his attention from the gleaming vehicle on its hydraulic ramp.

On 12 March 2009 MV Wight Light was taken out of service for repairs to her hydraulic ramp.

An hour later, the hydraulic ramps beneath the platform supporting the tail thrust the ship slowly upward and out, to stand clear on the roof of the structure.

They turned and saw that the hydraulic ramps of the HydraChairs in the lecture theatre were driving the empty seats in wild gyrations.

Others included one of New York's first sprinkler systems for fire prevention, and, backstage, sets of hydraulic ramps were used to raise moving bridges and platforms to change scenery.

He made the jump, landing gracefully for a man of his size, and then strode across the deck, unbowed, powerful, oblivious to the jumble of equipment and staff that streamed out of the chopper on the hydraulic ramp deployed behind him.

Each rig crew comprises a driver, Who drives the vehicle on land, a pilot, Who operates it when it becomes a 'boat' on the water, and the youngest member, a crewman, who operates the hydraulic ramp controls and does all the deck jobs.