Pulling sled for my YUKON

[BONECRUSHER]

I love fishing from my flip over, but once the deeper snow arrives It's pure hell pulling it
So for $16 of conduit and a welder, I created a "Pulling Miracle"
And for the WARE FACTOR, I added a set of cross country ski's










And let me tell ya , I can load this thing to the GILLS now and even with my three kids on it I can pull it with one hand.
 Not much snow right now, but I did try pulling it through some deep snow from drifting and 

[P Meyette]

good idea it will work fine

[skulldugary]

Very Nice.....good job..

[appleman]

nice lookin sled

[jd110tlb]

I would just hook the dog up to it !!!!!!!!!!!

[adam2000]

and your pulling that by hand ?

[BONECRUSHER]

Gotta stay in shape somehow, unless someone wants to donate a 4x4
Pulls great so far haven't had any snow over 7" yet

[rickyriged]

thats pretty cool 
what are the dimensions on that
 been thinking of building a sled to run in deep snow
one big sled instead of three and that looks like it would do the trick

[BONECRUSHER]

I believe it ended up being 36' wide by 80" long and  12"-14" tall
It makes all the difference in the world to pull

[xcr440]

very nice.

[rickyriged]

what size conduit did you use

[BONECRUSHER]

1"

[JesseG]

Bonecrusher,
Nice looking sled.  How did you mount the skis to the conduit?

Jesse

[BONECRUSHER]

Counter sink some flat head screws from the ski's up through the conduit. That way the ski's can be changed if needed

[j00fek]

this sled is a killer setup, and im hoping to build one this summer for my sled to pull.

[BONECRUSHER]

Just added a auger rack and covered the front with angle to keep things from slidding off

[CMMahy]

That's a great looking set-up you've got going!

[BONECRUSHER]

Thanks CMMahy, It's a huge difference in pulling the all the gear out 

[CMMahy]

I can imagine! If our "walking-on" season was longer up here, I'd build something similar to get everything up and our of the snow.