Check out the sledez dollies, I love mine for moving my sled around. Around $400.00 but I think it’s worth every penny. Check it out on their website. 👍🏻

 

Will do…thanks!

 

For 400.00 I would buy a nice lift that has casters....

Mine

 

For 400.00 I would buy a nice lift that has casters....

Mine


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Lift a Sled is the one! My 18V 3//8 Millwalkee drill runs it easily. The casters (8) roll well and are stable. Excellent welds.

 

I have 2 jacks. One is actually a lift on wheels. The other is a choko sled dolly also knows as a jack roller. The jack roller you dont have to lift skis up or the back end up. It cant roll sideways though.

If your looking for 3 rollers one each for the skis and track. Honestly the best ones ive ever had was my dads old ones made out of 3/4" plywood with wheels he put on. The carbides dig into the wood keeping them in place better than any metal ones.

 

I’ve had a lift with wheels for years. I hate it. Hit a tiny pebble (out of somebody’s shoe tread or something) and that wheel stops, sled wiggles, makes me nervous it’s going to fall. Niece or nephew runs through, touches sled, same idea. I will have one of those 5000-6000lb mini automotive lift tables someday.

 

Whoa…..I’ve never seen that SledEz setup. That’s pretty neat.

 

I also have a lift and I’m also nervous as hell when moving it around especially with the 4 stroke, that’s why I purchased the sledez for moving the sled around the garage.

 

I have one of these in addition to traditional extreme max 3-point sled dollies.

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I've been pleased. Definitely great for garage reorganizing and for flat off-road/un-even pavement moving with the pneumatic wheels.

 

I have one of these in addition to traditional extreme max 3-point sled dollies.

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I've been pleased. Definitely great for garage reorganizing and for flat off-road/un-even pavement moving with the pneumatic wheels.

Another vote for the easy move. I’ve had one for years. Got it at the Big East Snow Show in Syracuse. Yes, the stock solid wheels will catch on a rock on the floor, so I recommend getting the larger pneumatic ones with it.

 

I was literally just going to post a picture of that easymove set up. That’s what the local dealership uses, and I think they’re pretty nice.

 

I was literally just going to post a picture of that easymove set up. That’s what the local dealership uses, and I think they’re pretty nice. I have two of them , one at home and the other up at camp. They work very nice. View attachment 2135486

 

You guys ever concider lowering your lift to wheel it around? 3 seconds with a drill and the sleds inches above the concrete....easy peasy

 

My Thunder cat weighs over a hundred pounds more than the sled on the lift in your picture, so even if you lower it which I have while moving it around, still isn’t very stable. Lift is great while working on the sled but when it comes to moving it around the garage I definitely prefer the sledez dolly.

 

Our thundercat is why I’m even reading this thread lol. I’ve had some 144 and 153 inch suspensions, even with added hockey puck lift spacers on the back, it needs to be up in the air a fair bit before the rear of the track comes off the ground. I cut the shaft off my first lift and was powering it with a drill 20 years ago, I just don’t really like it.

 

I’ve got a lift and IMO not the best for moving sleds any kind of distance.

 

I bought a set of roughneck snowmobile dollies years ago from northern tool. Haven't had any issues yet. I still have a set of black ice dollies for moving my furniture around....yeah their kind of crappy with the wheels keep coming loose, but i fixed that with some red loctite.

 

The wheels come loose and mine had wheels snap off.🤔

 

A friend of mine made a set of dollies based off the caliber sled wheels. He used pneumatic tires instead of the solid wheels that they use and they are amazing.He can drive them anywhere or roll the sleds with just a small platfotm under the track.

 

I've had an EasyMove dolly for about 25 yrs, ever since they came out. My wife got it for me for Christmas, best dolly i have ever had, moving sleds has never been easier. Still got it and used it on sleds from my '96 ZRTs to XF9000. On older sleds with less suspension travel you adjust the height shorter,, on the newer long travel sleds you adjust the padded cross bar up. Slick.

 

another vote for the eazymove dolly. works great, no lifting of each ski to put individual dollies in place, keeps the skis off the ground so any front suspension work is easy and optional larger tires are available that insert with no tools needed and the original wheels don't need to be removed.

 

Love the Eazy Move. And with big tires, it works fine on gravel. The best part of this dolly is the fact that you can break it down without tools and hang it on the wall. Or throw it in the truck or trailer without taking up much space.

 

Made a couple sets of these many years ago… probably should put a fresh coat of paint in them.

 

I have 2 of these and they work great as long as you are on a smooth hard surface. Lots of different MFG's. I leave it under the sled most of the time, it keeps the weight off the suspension.

 

I have a lift a sled - I need something to go over gravel/hard pack to get into my garage tho. Think I might make something with like 8-10” wheels then use the lift a sled once she’s in the garage

 

just copy the sled wheels and use bigger tires

 

Places like lowes or home cheapo sell small pneumatic tires.

 

harbor freight has them dirt cheap

 

I second ez move. I've got one and it's a great mover device.

 

Ive been using these for several years now, heavy duty and drivable even across gravel. Good quality.

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Been using one of these for almost 40 years...Best $99.00 I ever spent...

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We use those carts to wheel the sled up to starting line when doing ice drags. Never used one for a traii sled.

 

Easy Move is great use it all the time for storage and moving my sled around. Also have a sled lift for working on the sled, really like that for working under the sled. As far as the SedEz I made something like that 20 years ago out of 2 x 6's and caster wheels. Worked good , can't remember what happened to it.

 

I also have the Easy Move... and Lift A Sled lift.

 

I have two different Sled movers.
1. The ez move cart and even bought the bigger wheel set for using it outside. It works great. Breaks downs for easy storage takes no space.
2. Qualipieces shop cart - basically it is like ezmove except arm stays attached. Folds for storage
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Big wheel kit ezmove cart

 

i had the ez move for about 15 years before I got smart and got the big wheel kit.

Now that I have the big wheel kit I use it about 4 times as often and enjoy it more.

 

i had the ez move for about 15 years before I got smart and got the big wheel kit.

Now that I have the big wheel kit I use it about 4 times as often and enjoy it more.

What comes with the big wheel kit? Just the pneumatic wheels or some kind've little axles?