True that I haven't had mine out yet. Soon I hope.
The larger machine with the 13.5 hp motor w/reverse weighs 330lbs.. It will fit in the bed of my Silverado shortbed (5'9") with room beside it for the sled to ride flat. It is 60" long x 28" wide and could be carried on some hitch mount wheelchair carriers.
The only local dealer is in Orem and there is no coupons or discounts.
Once the ice is thick, I would entertain a show and tell. I know several people are wondering about them.
Easy transport, good hauling power, light weight, no trailer needed, NO YEARLY TAXES, heck of a conversation starter. I hope I like it as much as I believe I will. I just don't have room to park a trailer for a snowmobile.
Instead of buying a second sled from them at $200 I used my Shappel jet sled and made a hitch for it.
You might want to check this thread about linking sleds for options on hitches. https://bigfishtackle.com/forum/showthre...id=1096595
Stay with the snowdog sled for the first sled because it has thick wear bars that also act as stabilizing rudders when you are cornering to keep the sled from sliding sideways out from under you during turns.IMO
The larger machine with the 13.5 hp motor w/reverse weighs 330lbs.. It will fit in the bed of my Silverado shortbed (5'9") with room beside it for the sled to ride flat. It is 60" long x 28" wide and could be carried on some hitch mount wheelchair carriers.
The only local dealer is in Orem and there is no coupons or discounts.
Once the ice is thick, I would entertain a show and tell. I know several people are wondering about them.
Easy transport, good hauling power, light weight, no trailer needed, NO YEARLY TAXES, heck of a conversation starter. I hope I like it as much as I believe I will. I just don't have room to park a trailer for a snowmobile.
Instead of buying a second sled from them at $200 I used my Shappel jet sled and made a hitch for it.
You might want to check this thread about linking sleds for options on hitches. https://bigfishtackle.com/forum/showthre...id=1096595
Stay with the snowdog sled for the first sled because it has thick wear bars that also act as stabilizing rudders when you are cornering to keep the sled from sliding sideways out from under you during turns.IMO
Good fishing to all. Hue