hauling sleds...please help

[ski-doo25]

what is the best way to fit a 159, 153, 151, 144, and a 136 in a 28 foot v-nose enclosed trailer? thanks

 

[AkHockey10]

I've seen this done before but, cant remember how they had it done...

you gotta 136, 144, 151, 153, 159.

Lets see.. dont know if it can possibly be done or not.

drive the 159" all the way in and get as close as you can to the "V", then pick up the track and put it as close as you can to the side. drag the 153" in backwards all the way next to the 159" and pick up the front end and put as close as you can to the other side. drive the 136" and get as close as you can to the other parked sleds, and park it between the two. drive the 151" in to either side of the 136". then drive the 144" or you may need to back it in.

wow, that sounds like a lot of work but, i bet it can be done. Im sure other folks have better ideas though...

 

[Wyoming T/A]

we have a 27 v nose and, i drive the first 4 in normal and load the last on backwards, 155 dragon and a 163 xp in front then 2 154 xp's and a 159x backwards..we pull the front 2 in and run 1 ski up on the other to get them another foot towards the front,,they fit fine

 

[Doomore]

We do the same as T/A and we are 2 154's and 3 151's with tones of room.
Doo

 

[slyrydr]

just run them all in at about 35 mph, no special order is necessary

 

[BankBuster]

just run them all in at about 35 mph, no special order is necessary

LOL

 

[zxsummitrider01]

load em from the front so that the track of the fifth sled can be up in the v-nose.

 

[Skidoo08]

load em from the front so that the track of the fifth sled can be up in the v-nose.

That is indeed the only way to fit five sleds in a four place trailer. We have tried every thing and that is the only way we can get it to work.

 

[AkHockey10]

That is indeed the only way to fit five sleds in a four place trailer. We have tried every thing and that is the only way we can get it to work.

Good to know!

I told ya my idea sucked!