cheroy
New member
2004 viper and i would like to carry the following...
snowshoes
14" chainsaw
shovel (back country telescopic version)
I do not want to have this kit attached to me in the form of a backpack but secured to my sled. Some sort of rack appratus that i could buy or build would allow me to carry the kit mentioned above and perhaps my lunch.
if anyone has suggestions on a rack to buy or can post a pic or 2 of something they built that just may inspire my creative side.
thanks
snowshoes
14" chainsaw
shovel (back country telescopic version)
I do not want to have this kit attached to me in the form of a backpack but secured to my sled. Some sort of rack appratus that i could buy or build would allow me to carry the kit mentioned above and perhaps my lunch.
if anyone has suggestions on a rack to buy or can post a pic or 2 of something they built that just may inspire my creative side.
thanks
daman
New member
lol...making your own trail,fire wood or ??cheroy said:i would like to carry the following...
14" chainsaw
cheroy
New member
over the past 12 months or so the area i ride snowmobile and atv in has had a numer of windstorms, atv and snowmobile trails are blocked with blow downs. where travling over the snow is quicker than by atv it is an ideal time to clear out certian trails....thus the chainsaw.
daman
New member
I would think summer would be, just follow trails and cut and move.
a rack on back is probably your best bet.
a rack on back is probably your best bet.
ottawaair
New member
Possibly start with a tunnel extension, & build from there.
FJViper
New member
Maybe a rack system with the same basic principle as the 'seat jack'? With/ without the rails? Maybe something you could bolt into the trunk?
Stephfg
New member
Check for a chainsaw press, and then you can get something similar made for your snowshoes. But a rack over the back, mounted to the running boards and rear bumper. The presses can mount to the sides and you'd have a platform for a cooler or gas can. Also, try Google images for snowmobile and snowshoes. I think snow tech had an article last year about a customized bearcat with some of these things if you have back issues.