hauling a sled in the bed of a truck

[sxviper65]

This is the easiest and fastest way to load it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xM8R4Tj5-4c&feature=related

 

[rocketron]

I love the "no need for pesky tie downs".
Until you have to make an evasive maneuver or hit the ditch or accidentally rear end someone and the sled ejects. If you don't drive over 20 mph, yeah you'll be okay without tie downs.
Tail gate down and use tie downs, don't take the risk of damaging your sled or truck.
Good idea about putting the 2x4 under the track to lift the weight off the tailgate.

Hey, he asked how to haul a sled in the box. There was nothing about it actually staying in there! I've hauled alot of miles like I described and never a problem. That being said I've never been upside down in the ditch either!

 

[powdersnobb]

If your bed is in good shape you may want to put down some plywood all the way out the tailgate. It will help to keep some load off the gate and also keep your carbides out of your bed. Even with line x they will bite right through. Just my .02.