Lift a Sled here,for the last 5 years. We really like it and it's made in the USA..We Doo have a easy move sled dollie with the pneumatic wheels that works extremely well...

 

i just bought one from Princess auto, it works, the tunnel arms needed to be extended to level out my 1200 for oil changes, but its pretty secure and haven't had issues with it, i even stored my sled on it last year when i pulled the skid and rebuilt the shocks and skid

https://www.princessauto.com/en/750-lb-snowmobile-service-lift/product/PA0008328270

 

correction to the above. i just noticed the extreme max has 8 wheels as well. they look plastic or rubber though and the Lift a sled uses steel casters. i'm assuming steel casters will hold up better if i decide to leave the sled on the lift over the summer as i like to keep the weight off my shocks

 

One of my freinds recently bought the Lift-A-Sled and is very happy with it. Solid lift.

 

thats really the one I want. but really don't want to wait a month

 

I have a lift a sled that I really like but had to make some changes to it. Also have a steel one my brother built and it works just as well but a bit heavier. Lift a sled must’ve changed wheels cuz mine didn’t come with steel wheels.

The changes I made were added a vertical bar to the cross bar, otherwise the sled was being lifted by the “bowls” for chaincase and brake rotor, making it less stable. I also lengthened the back lift bars to level sled out as well

 

how long have you had it? wondering if he made design changes

 

I would definitely go with one of the aluminum options, especially since it's only ~$100 more. Way easier to maneuver.

Is Lift A Sled the new name for the old MadSled/Whiplash Powersports lifts. That's the one I have. Just looked on Facebook and Whiplash hasn't posted since 2019. Anyone know what happened? He use to be on here all the time.

 

I would definitely go with one of the aluminum options, especially since it's only ~$100 more. Way easier to maneuver.

Is Lift A Sled the new name for the old MadSled/Whiplash Powersports lifts. That's the one I have. Just looked on Facebook and Whiplash hasn't posted since 2019. Anyone know what happened? He use to be on here all the time.

Yes Lift a Sled is the Madsled lift. It always was lift a sled, madsled was just a dealer for him. Not sure what happened to them, but to my knowledge they’re not around anymore….

 

Yes I had mine since 2016 if I remember right. I also made back risers taller

 

I am very happy with my lift a sled. works great and lifts my 1200T no problem.

 

Lift a sled ordered. thanks fellas

 

Good choice.

I got bought a lift a sled. Very happy with it


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Another vote for Lift a Sled. Works perfectly with my G4.

 

This is what I bought at Haydays. Built right here in MN. That is main reason. But his had a third cross bar making it stronger. He sells adjustable rear padded riser. I see now he also sells pivoting rear pads. Not sure what that does other than have more surface area on the foot boards. I'm happy with mine and the drill attachment makes it quick

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I purchased one of these a couple of years ago and am still very impressed with the quality. It is a heavy-duty frame, and when my sled is on the lift, it stays right where it is supposed too.

 

Easymove for me. We have 3 in my group and I can load a sled on it from the street and roll it into my garage without issue. Really a nice piece. You can normally get them for a bit of a discount at the WI snowmobile shows if you're in that area. I think you're in good shape either way though as long as you're not buying some heavy steel homemade jalopy.

 

Can’t believe the prices. Bought an Extreme Max 1066 for $150 in 2015. It’s certainly not the nicest lift ever but it does the job.

Only suggestion I have is get something with the swiveling wheels under the front. When swiveling wheels are under the back the tunnel slides off the feet when you try to steer it.

 

Lift-a-sled; quality and durable!!


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I have one of each---The Madsled (aka Lift a sled) and the Eazymove.

Both work great. I prefer the steel Eazymove even though it is heavier. Seems to be more stable.

Don~

 

I have an easy move lift and it's been great. It's heavy to move but great stability. The drill attachment wore out after 5 years a few weeks ago. Emailed them and asked if I could purchase another one since I wore it out. Ez move 2 day shipped me a new one at no cost..

 

This topic piqued my interest but unfortunately Lift-a-Sled will not work for my Expedition with 20” wide track. Does anyone know which lift would work with a wide track?

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I have the same issue, need a lift for a 20"track, but the only solution I have seen is to alter one to make it work.

 

Lift a Sled had a long backorder (supply chain issues) when I needed one so I bought the Extreme Max Aluminum. I am very happy with it. I am impressed with the design and build quality. It also has 8 casters which the sled moves very easy when on the lift.

 

I contacted Kurt 12/13 and got on the list. He set up my lift to be shipped out tomorrow. So figure about 4 weeks with holidays isn’t bad. I’m excited to use it!

 

Made in the USA/ohio and a reasonable $350 shipped

LX6 Fabricating LLC

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Do they accommodate a 20" track?