Ive got the same one, fortunately it's just been a bag ornament for the last 4 or 5 years. Seems like it will work well when needed.

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I have a system like that, but I made mine out of rope. Works very well. Attach to spindles (not skis) so steering alignment doesn’t get tweaked.

 

Ive got the same one, fortunately it's just been a bag ornament for the last 4 or 5 years. Seems like it will work well when needed.

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Thats cuz you ride a Ski Doo so not needed !!

We carry a Snobunje works for towing and getting unstuck when you get ran off the trail by the guy with the mohawk helmet

 

I have the same one posted. Hope to never use it for my sled.

 

I'm using it several days every year to help my friends with Yamaha or Arctic Cats..

Personally I'm just using 10 meters of this..

It's very easy to adjust it for different jobs.. Most of the time I just make a large loop out of it, placing it through the ski loops and behind the spindles on the vehicle I'm towing and hooking it to the hook of the vehicle I'm using to tow..

 

$12.00 Raider® Snowmobile Tow Rope, Y Type

 

That is a pretty good one you picked , good company too. just carry a extra length of good rope if the other sled is too far off the trail.

 

I have the same as the one posted on top....Used it many times to tow and it works good.

I used also it to get my big heavy Skandic SWT un-stucked many times.

You take the strap with the 2 loops and passed it thru one of the track hole. Then, then the other loop thru the one in the track.

The strap with the hooks attached to a tree at one end and the other end to the loop strap attached to the track...Extension rope between the two if needed.

A little throttle and you're out.

 

$12.00 Raider® Snowmobile Tow Rope, Y Type

Same as I use ^^^^^

Don~

 

I have this one: http://www.ericksonmfg.com/product/tow-ropes-and-straps-7/

Used it last year to tow the neighbour's dead Polaris back. Luckily he was only a mile from home at the time.

 

Funny story- I do tree work so carried a 1/2" rope for 20 years. Last year went to use it for the first time and it was too short! Luckily my wife had a store bought one with loops in the ends. I teach the safety class here in NY so told the kids this year when you have stuff like this make you try it out at home first!

 

I keep about 100ft of 2500lb Mule tape, on board. Doesn't take up much room at all, and its easy to tie bowlines, and square knots in, for whatever situation I need it for. I get it from work for free. Great stuff for keeping on ATV's and sleds, due to it being very compact and strong.

 

Universal multifunction rope.

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Have one just like that, works great. I used it one time to tow a Yamaha RX1 20 miles.

Bob

 

What are you carrying for a tow strap?

I came across this on Amazon and it looked OK.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0026FCGEU/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_image?ie=UTF8&psc=1
I want to add one to my bag.
What do you think?

That is the best strap I have ever used. Have towed long distances with it and it's perfect.

 

I have those, and they work well. I actually had to use them once last winter when the battery on our 2015 GSX died on us when it was parked out on the lake. Everything hooks up pretty easily, and they are heavy duty. I was able to pull the sled back to our garage with our other snowmobile with no problem.

 

This was given to me by a very nice couple that stopped to check on us when my wife's sled stopped running. Both sleds were brand new at the time...'09 was the year.. we had no worries at the time about breaking down. We were wrong . Anyhow , Its 1800 lb strength and bout 1/2 inch wide and takes almost no space at all in the bag. Awesome stuff. If any of guys can identify this I would appreciate

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This was given to me by a very nice couple that stopped to check on us when my wife's sled stopped running. Both sleds were brand new at the time...'09 was the year.. we had no worries at the time about breaking down. We were wrong . Anyhow , Its 1800 lb strength and bout 1/2 inch wide and takes almost no space at all in the bag. Awesome stuff. If any of guys can identify this I would appreciate

Sent from my SM-G973U using Tapatalk[/quote Did you happen to be up in Lake Gogebic when you got that? That is what I use and I gave mine to someone up in Lake Gogebic. That is what I use. I am an electrician and we use it to pull in wire. Incredibly strong and thin. Like you said takes up no room in my bag and I carry approximately 50'

Munising.. about 15 miles south of the Buckhorn. Now that I look closer I can see it does say muletape and I think the guy said he used it for pulling wire or something like that

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This was given to me by a very nice couple that stopped to check on us when my wife's sled stopped running. Both sleds were brand new at the time...'09 was the year.. we had no worries at the time about breaking down. We were wrong . Anyhow , Its 1800 lb strength and bout 1/2 inch wide and takes almost no space at all in the bag. Awesome stuff. If any of guys can identify this I would appreciate

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That is mule tape, see my post #13. It's good stuff.

 

I have the one from Amazon. It worked great last year towing my buddie's Cat. Only downfall is I bought the small Gem 4 Link bag that goes behind the seat and it takes up most of the room in the bag...but it is nice to have it!

 

That is mule tape, see my post #13. It's good stuff.

Great stuff and plenty strong..thanks for info

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[quote name="suvy800" post="23174273" timestamp="1577911054"]This was given to me by a very nice couple that stopped to check on us when my wife's sled stopped running. Both sleds were brand new at the time...'09 was the year.. we had no worries at the time about breaking down. We were wrong . Anyhow , Its 1800 lb strength and bout 1/2 inch wide and takes almost no space at all in the bag. Awesome stuff. If any of guys can identify this I would appreciate

Sent from my SM-G973U using Tapatalk[/quote Did you happen to be up in Lake Gogebic when you got that? That is what I use and I gave mine to someone up in Lake Gogebic. That is what I use. I am an electrician and we use it to pull in wire. Incredibly strong and thin. Like you said takes up no room in my bag and I carry approximately 50'

 

I also have been carrying Mule Tape with me since forever. LOL

Great stuff to keep on the wheeler or sled.

It's strong, durable & compact!

 

I use the snobunji tow kit. Sled being towed has ski loops right at towing sled bumper. Can't run into the back of towing sled when braking. A longer strap means the towed sled has to be stopped while braking

 

I carry a length of rope. I also carry a SnoBunje, but wouldn't use it for pulling.

I've been looking at these snobunje cords for a couple years now. Does the long one take up a lot of room? and Is there a reason you don't use it for towing?

 

Usually a couple long ratchet straps,