Has anyone ever taken a snowmobile ski, or any type of ski for that matter, and fabbed it to fit a bigred? I got some 2 link v bar chains for the back , and am looking at options to steer the front on ice.
Has anyone ever taken a snowmobile ski, or any type of ski for that matter, and fabbed it to fit a bigred? I got some 2 link v bar chains for the back , and am looking at options to steer the front on ice.
I dont know how well it worked but I've seen front ski attachments for some of the old "department store" briggs powered trikes. Maybe thats a place to look for ideas?
84 200s, 86 250es & 85 Tecate owner/operator!
i have been wanting to try this with the 200e, was thinking of welding 2 metal snowmobile ski's together, havnt gotten to it yet.
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Take it on the ice before you go through all the work... My ITP Mudlites take me everywhere I want to go on the ice, no need for screws or chains....
No trikes. Too old, too crippled. Unless I find one I can't live without!
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Its not getting stuck I am worried about, Its mainly steering on the snow less lakes I am worried about. I got the chains because i will be hauling the trailer.
I pull 200 pounds of ice fishing gear across the ice without any issues... Chains will make it more difficult to steer... How big of a trailer are you planning to pull on the ice?
No trikes. Too old, too crippled. Unless I find one I can't live without!
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A 4x7' traier. If I head down to ohio, we will be traveling upwards of 20 miles. Alot of times there is no snow on the ice at all.
why not try studs?
No trikes. Too old, too crippled. Unless I find one I can't live without!
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