low slung
Active member
Heres a pet project i started last fall which only recently got its first test.The sleigh was bucking back and forth on the hitch(fully loaded with 800lbs of wood)only having the coil springs controlling the load.I had a used front skid shock out of my old mans 1996 ET410 not doing anything useful.After alot of welding,fitting,measuring(not in that order
)i came up with a prototype hitch than cuts down on alot of the forces tearing into the ETs chassis pulling the monster loads.A stainless swivel at the end gives it a full 360 degrees of rotation so when the sleigh rolls over the snowmobile doesn,t.Here are some pics... 
)i came up with a prototype hitch than cuts down on alot of the forces tearing into the ETs chassis pulling the monster loads.A stainless swivel at the end gives it a full 360 degrees of rotation so when the sleigh rolls over the snowmobile doesn,t.Here are some pics...
low slung
Active member
Heres a video of it in action today......https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l47b7aOEdIc
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03viperguy
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nice work!
devinzz1
Active member
alot of guys our way use rear shocks off peddle bikes. being for a lighter load they work good for this.
Very clever! The video is a nice touch to see it in action.
low slung
Active member
Thanks,but the real credit goes to the Go-Pro
