if you want to be able to get on it and drive it around for a while, dont get the small tire ones. i did it once with mine across my driveway and wore the 4th wheel flat from sliding it across as it didnt actually spin.

i have 3 sets of these, bought as a deal at haydays last year. they are nice for rolling around by hand but definitely cant drive around with them on there.

http://www.extrememax.com/product-p/5800.0228.htm

would i hesitate to buy them again, no i wouldnt. they work very well as long as you have concrete or black top thats relatively smooth.

cant help on the sure grips, they look big and bulky compared to the extremes, i dont always have my sleds in the garage so when they arent in use i have to store them somewhere. the smaller the better.

steve

 

Something of note. I bought the cheap ones from Walmart or Sams Club and they lasted about 3 months before the ball bearings started falling out. I just went down to the local hardware store and bought better casters.

These are the ones that fell apart on me: http://www.amazon.com/Snowmobile-Moving-Dolly-1500-Capacity--27020/dp/B01APNN0LM/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1461699329&sr=8-3&keywords=snowmobile+dolly

Cost $6 per wheel to replace with much higher quality casters, so basically I have $100 into them now.

 

Does anyone make the small pneumatic wheels, that they used to have for the first gen revs, to fit the ras2 sleds?

 

The $95 sure grips have their shortcomings as well. Constant issues with the cables, get more than 1/2" of snow or ice on the ground and they don't turn, wheels hook on trailer ramp edge and rip cables off, the hard wheels crack in half, the swivel dolly that goes under your track does not work will with anything over a 2" paddle as it jimmies itself in there so the castor wheel will not pivot freely. I bolted on a larger flat surface and it works fine then. The list goes on and on.

A better mousetrap has been built (see pic). Would never buy another set of Sure Grips even though the company owner is nice enough.

or these:

 

Those look nice. Wonder if they work with the TS Ski and adjuster?

 

The $95 sure grips have their shortcomings as well. Constant issues with the cables, get more than 1/2" of snow or ice on the ground and they don't turn, wheels hook on trailer ramp edge and rip cables off, the hard wheels crack in half, the swivel dolly that goes under your track does not work will with anything over a 2" paddle as it jimmies itself in there so the castor wheel will not pivot freely. I bolted on a larger flat surface and it works fine then. The list goes on and on.

A better mousetrap has been built (see pic). Would never buy another set of Sure Grips even though the company owner is nice enough.

or these:

Those look great! Where did you buy them from?

I have the Sure Grips and have found them to be a pain. The cables don't come in and out very easily. They also get snagged sometimes moving from one surface to another.

 

Sure Grips were on sale from Amazon earlier this year for $60 A buddy got 'em but was not impressed. I have what The Bear posted. Got 'em from Northern Tool and they are junk. As mentioned, the castors suck. Those Extremes look good and with a 2 year warranty, why not.

PS Here are the economy versions of the E M dollies. $32 at Wally World.

http://www.walmart.com/ip/Extreme-Max-Economy-Snowmobile-Dolly-System/49369168?reviews_limit=10&WMLSPARTNER=WLPA&SELECTEDSELLERID=0&adid=22222222227000000000&wl0=&wl1=g&wl2=c&wl3=42423897272&wl4=&wl5=pla&wl6=51320962143&veh=sem

 

The $95 sure grips have their shortcomings as well. Constant issues with the cables, get more than 1/2" of snow or ice on the ground and they don't turn, wheels hook on trailer ramp edge and rip cables off, the hard wheels crack in half, the swivel dolly that goes under your track does not work will with anything over a 2" paddle as it jimmies itself in there so the castor wheel will not pivot freely. I bolted on a larger flat surface and it works fine then. The list goes on and on.

A better mousetrap has been built (see pic). Would never buy another set of Sure Grips even though the company owner is nice enough.

or these:

 

Sporto, where can one get the better mousetrap ones?..

Thx

JK

 

Sporto, where can one get the better mousetrap ones?..

Thx

JK

Mine are one-off homemade jobbers.

The greens one are called SkiSaver. http://www.safedriving.se/skisaver-eng $275 or so.

North America distributor:

Heartland Marine & motorsports
Heartland Marine Highway 12 & range road 212
AB T0C 1G0 Erskine
Tfn: +1 403-742-4447
Webbsida

 

We have 2 sets of the new Sure grips, they work ok for moving the sled around, they are a bit tough with the TS ski's, as mentioned they are not great in snow/ice and for reason the cables get stuck under the ski bolt.