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New addition to "will it fit in my truck" threads....
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I've seen 4 sleds loaded on a sled deck- the guy had the deck built up and over the cab with a post on the main part of the deck that extended up to hold the 3rd sled's back end up. The fourth sled was on backwards, with the skis hanging off. At least he had a dually hauling it.
On another note, a 163 on one of those 6' long decks (to fit a chev shortbox) kind of looks ridiculous. The front of the track just touches the very back of the deck; the rest is hanging off.
On another note, a 163 on one of those 6' long decks (to fit a chev shortbox) kind of looks ridiculous. The front of the track just touches the very back of the deck; the rest is hanging off.
When I was a kid we could haul 3 sleds in an 8' pickup with the gate closed. 2 tracks out one side, 1 out the other. (early 70's sleds) Things have changed a bit.
saw a picture of a new volkswagen beetle with an outlander quad strapped to the roof! The quad was almost as big as the car.
All of them
This I took when I got home the day I bought this sled. I had a long drive home with it so wtf, I secured it more than was probably needed but its worth it for peace of mind.
Just put the endgate up you don't need any straps... I seen a truck on Friday after work going down the highway shortbox with a longtrack M7 in the back endgate up couldn't see any straps
