This video will show you how to use a ramp to load a snowmobile in a truck properly. Using this kind of ramp, you can take advantage of leverage to load your snowmobile into the back of your pickup.
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How To:
Set the clutch on a Polaris snowmobile
How To:
Make a portable snowmobile loading ramp
How To:
Build a ski rack for your back country snowmobile sled
How To:
Use a Choko snowlift dolly to lift a snowmobile
How To:
Recover a snowmobile sled from shallow water under ice
How To:
Get your snowmobile unstuck from snow
How To:
Improve suspension for snowmobiles
How To:
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How To:
Unload a snowmobile
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Make a snowmobile jump
How To:
Install a water temperature gauge to a snowmobile
News:
Rescue a submerged snowmobile
1 Comment
Great Idea!
How thick is your plywood and what do you use to guide the skis to keep them from sliding off?
Also, what distance do you set your plywood at for leverage? Do you use casters under your sheet?
Please respond
Thanks
Richard
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