What do you think of this design for storage during the summer that allows for easy moving around the garage. I don't like how the sled sits on just a couple rows of lugs using these dollies as they were designed, so I put a couple of boards that span the track in between the lugs with a slight angle on them so they match the angle of the rail. This is a skidoo expedition 900.
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Summer storage dolly blocks design: good or bad?
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What do you think of this design for storage during the summer that allows for easy moving around the garage. I don't like how the sled sits on just a couple rows of lugs using these dollies as they were designed, so I put a couple of boards that span the track in between the lugs with a slight angle on them so they match the angle of the rail. This is a skidoo expedition 900.
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That looks good!👍🏼😎 I also made my own track dolly & modified ski dollys a few years ago! They have been great so far! Unless I’m out riding sled is always on these:
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Don't know if you screwed the blocks into the dolly. We made one for my son's sled ( 1 3/4" track) but boxed the ends in so that it's more sturdy. Before doing that they would sometimes fall over while trying to put the track on it. We made the blocks a little longer so that there is no problem fitting the track lugs in between them and the end pieces of wood
The extra step would be adding wooden blocks going thru the track widows so the sled rest directly on the rails.
Moving Dollys.... 2 of these for the skis (18"X12") $12.99 each and one (30" X 18") $17.99 for the track, at Harbor Freight or wherever you can find them. 1,000 LB capacity each. The sled glides any direction. If needed throw a bungie on the ski ones. Put the carbides on the carpet and the track also on the carpet.
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