Best bolt on invention ever!!!!!!!!

[Dogmeat]

Ok, so however many replies later, this idea is still retarded.

Have you guys who "invented" this ever even actually been sledding in actual powder before and actually burried a sled before?

You might have better luck just literally coming on here and begging people for money because you're "poor" or something ...

I really have to wonder here ....

 

[Hawkeye]

Don't knock it till you tried it

It's actually a Highlifter jack for sleds not a Highlift jack that you use on your tractor, those handles probably will work great for that ditch deep snow in Iowa.[/QUOTE]

I don't think you understand my post, I said don't knock the jack till you tried it, the quote your using isn't mine, I'm not sure those handles have any useful purpose, too hard on your back

PS I don't have a tractor or ride in ditches

 

[minie me]

i dont even care if it works or not but sayin a 14 year old can lift a sled(unless he already has a college football scholarship) is freakin bs dude!

 

[PowderCrew]

Hey guys... like it or leave it, realize sleds wouldnt be where they are today without invention, trial and error. Maybe UTAH's idea wont work (UTAH: need to get some in depth footy of this "idea" in action... in waist deep powder)... maybe against a shovel and a sled roll, you're gonna have to SELL people on this "theory". But IMO... I think its good for the sport that people are putting ideas out there. They shouldnt be "bashed". Just honest feedback... but maybe thats just me.

(for $70.00 I wouldnt touch. Until I see some REAL WORLD footage, its the shovel and a roll)

 

[UtahEdge]

Ok, so however many replies later, this idea is still retarded.

Have you guys who "invented" this ever even actually been sledding in actual powder before and actually burried a sled before?

You might have better luck just literally coming on here and begging people for money because you're "poor" or something ...

I really have to wonder here ....

Like I said before this is not my product. I am just trying to help a fellow sledder out.
And no, he has never had a sled stuck or burried. Infact he doesnt even own a sled. He lives in florida and doesnt even know what snow is.
Like PowderCrew said the snowmobile industry is where it is today because of people trying new stuff. Some of the ideas work and some dont. Take it or leave it. Allot of people think this is a good product and are open minded enough to give it a try.

 

[skibreeze]

Utah, the reason your post is getting so much flack, is the fricken title of your thread. Inventions and innovations are great, but to post "The best bolt on ever!!!!!!!!!" is obvious bull, and we call it as we see it.

 

[UtahEdge]

Utah, the reason your post is getting so much flack, is the fricken title of your thread. Inventions and innovations are great, but to post "The best bolt on ever!!!!!!!!!" is obvious bull, and we call it as we see it.

Its pretty obvious that this is not THE best bolt on invention ever. That would go to a turbo or even ice scrathers. I am not that stupid, but have you seen how many people have looked at this thread and now have seen the product? Thats why I titled the thread the way I did.

 

[IndoubtGASIT]

In the video on the site as you can see, the guy reaches down and grabs the bumber and the sled pulls right up, if he would have just threw it over to the side as he had a hold of the bumber that cat could have been unstuck just like that. There is no need to yank the sled way up and on top of the snow.