gild
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I admit after sledding for over 30 years I finally drove my sled through the back window of my truck. I guess thats what you get for disconnecting your TORS Anybody else done this. No there is no Pics TC
sorry,, and no I haven't......
AAHHH. We need pics.
Anyone else see you do it?
Waters88
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My friend did it last season. Was going up his ramps, it started spinning the track since he had no studs, and it suddenly caught.... SMASH!
Funny it happened since he had driven his quad through it just the spring before. His dad was NOT happy about 2 rear windows in 1 year .LOL. Since then he has made bars to go in front of the windows so he cant do it again.
Funny it happened since he had driven his quad through it just the spring before. His dad was NOT happy about 2 rear windows in 1 year .LOL. Since then he has made bars to go in front of the windows so he cant do it again.
88 yamaha 570
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your buddy is a very wise man!!
jimcorliss
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Idea... a winch
How about a boat winch or comealong with a loop of rope around the front shocks ? I got tired of overshooting the end of my trailer and prefer some control besides the throttle. Do others have other methods?
How about a boat winch or comealong with a loop of rope around the front shocks ? I got tired of overshooting the end of my trailer and prefer some control besides the throttle. Do others have other methods?
M-Max
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I don't think I would tow anything by the shocks
mountain_man
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I made a ramp system that stays in my truck during the winter, mounted an electric winch to the front, that way i don't have to start the sled in the garage and don't have to worry about stud marks all over the concrete. it is basically a wooden platform raised up off the bed, with a pull out ramp. pretty cheap to build, don't have to worry about trailer registration, or trailer maintenance.