Wheels or slides for loading

[hdkawi]

What is the best for moving or loading your sled when There is no snow or to load your sled into a trailer?Maybe I shouldn't have put carbides on my sled they digInto my drive way and I spinout. Thinking of making Dollys with 4 wheels each ski or some plastic slides for Each ski something that I can move oround the yardAnd load it into a trailer

 

[the_real_wild1]

I put steel runners on the new sled and will be keeping the carbides for spares in case one gets bent on the trail.

 

[hdkawi]

Maybe I just have my slides and it will be all goodCause the carbides really dig in

 

[hdkawi]

Found these wheels Sure Grip Snowmobile Dollies by Recreational Necessities
Would like to find something cheaper

 

[the_real_wild1]

Was thinking of getting a set of those too. You should get loading up and come up today. Leaving soon.

 

[Trax 2 Treadz]

Here is another option, Skinz Ski Guards. They can handle ski width's up to 8.25", are forward and reverse compatible and are great for storage or trailering

 

[Shitfly]

Seen these years ago, quality, but bit to pricey for me, but thought of making somehting like these, would work great for moving sleds around the acreage in the summer. Could build for quite cheap for my application. Sort of like the suregrip but bigger rubber wheels.

Timbersled Products, Inc.

 

[Summiteer]

a couple of pieces of plywood and some castors from canadian tire gets you some pretty functional rolling pads for your skiis.....castors can be pricy though

 

[hdkawi]

We need sOme pics of your home built ideas
I like the Timbersled idea but 500$ ouch

 

[Murminator]

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Here is another option, Skinz Ski Guards. They can handle ski width's up to 8.25", are forward and reverse compatible and are great for storage or trailering

Do you know if they fit a summit with the dual carbide set up?

 

[hdkawi]

Do you know if they fit a summit with the dual carbide set up?

just went to there website and they will not fit simmons gen II skis 10" wide
i need those for two of my tanks

 

[Trax 2 Treadz]

Do you know if they fit a summit with the dual carbide set up?

Hi Murm

It looks like they will as long as they are not wider than 8.25 inches.

Jan

 

[the_real_wild1]

I think I might make a couple sets Darrin. I could have used the carbides today. I will let you know if I do.

 

[cokecrazed007]

Check Costco out, they have wheel kits there.

 

[QuintinG]

I'm reading snowsports right now and there is an ad for "driveable dollies". SURE GRIP DOLLIES Snowmobile Dollies $99 or $139 for 10" skis.

 

[hdkawi]

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Here is another option, Skinz Ski Guards. They can handle ski width's up to 8.25", are forward and reverse compatible and are great for storage or trailering

i think the advantage of these is they would be light just leaning to the wheels

 

[Trax 2 Treadz]

If your set on driveable dollies we can supply those as well, there are two variations one for ski's up to 7" and a second for skis 7 to 10.5" wide

 

[Trax 2 Treadz]

Here are pictures of the regular and wide power wheels.

Easy attach safety strap system
• Extra heavy duty wheels for speeds up to 5 MPH

• Drive over most any surface including gravel, grass or asphalt

• Limited life time warranty

• Heavy Duty cadmium plated steel construction

• Fits all skis and tracks

• Left and right ski dolly

• Track dolly for non-motorized moving

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