Yard Ramp Financing Made Simple

Buy a Yard Ramp Right Now & Take a
Full Section 179 Deduction for This Year!

Apply Now.

Equipment Financing Without the Runaround

We offer two partner options for financing your equipment.
Both feature quick applications and fast credit decisions.

Note: The Yard Ramp Guy does not endorse one company over another.
We offer these options as a courtesy to our customers.

Ascentium Capital

  • 3 or 6 Month Deferred Payment Plan
  • Fast Credit Decisions for Most Transactions
  • Broad Terms
  • 3 Flexible Payment Options
  • $6 Billion Funded

Crest Capital

  • $5,000 to $500,000
  • Fast Decisions, Access to Same-Day Funding
  • One Simple Application, No Credit Inquiry Hit
  • No Financial Statement Up to $250K
  • Fixed Terms & No Yearly Re-Qualification

Financing Benefits:
Cash Flow, Flexibility & Tax Advantages

If cash on hand is a challenge, financing your yard ramp keeps capital where you need it, while you put equipment to work right away. Among the benefits:

  • You gain immediate use of a yard ramp from our inventory, meeting your specifications and requirements.

  • Financing spreads the cost over time, allowing your ledger to absorb the purchase without drawing down working capital.

  • Terms and conditions differ from traditional bank loans, with options that may better fit your business situation.

  • Tax advantages (especially the Section 179 deduction): In most situations, you’ll be able to deduct the full cost of a yard ramp as a business expense.

Both partners offer fast credit decisions and a clear application process.

The Section 179 Deduction: What You Need to Know

Section 179 of the IRS tax code allows businesses to deduct the full purchase price of qualifying equipment purchased or financed during the tax year.

Our understanding is that this includes financed equipment, provided you obtain it and put it into service by the last day of the calendar year.

This also applies to property attached to your building that is not a structural component, which would include a yard ramp.

The IRS cap on the Section 179 deduction is $2,560,000 for 2026. You must also use the equipment for business purposes more than 50% of the time. (So bring the time using your yard ramp as a buffet table down to 49%, and you should be in pretty good shape.)

We are yard ramp experts, not tax advisers. Share this information with your CFO and/or accountant before making any decisions.

Visit section179.org for detailed information on the Section 179 deduction.