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go to your hardware store.. buy grade 8 5/8 bolts or smaller depending on your spindle... 2 wheel barrel wheels with bearing.. locks nuts and washers and spacers... put wheels on the front.. works amazing in the summer for moving it around.
I have a set of these - http://www.suregripdollies.com/ and they work great, not cheap though.
If I did that I would put another couple hundred miles on in the off season
I have a set of these - http://www.suregripdollies.com/ and they work great, not cheap though.
I just bought a set of sure grip dollies from the snow show this weekend for $79.50. I used them last night for the first time and was definitely impressed!
However....if you want something that will work in rough terrain, these look awesome! $600.00 a set though which is is a bit crazy IMO. I saw a guy at the show booting around with them and they looked good!
From Timbersled http://www.timbersled.com/allterrain.htm
I just bought a set of sure grip dollies from the snow show this weekend for $79.50. I used them last night for the first time and was definitely impressed!
However....if you want something that will work in rough terrain, these look awesome! $600.00 a set though which is is a bit crazy IMO. I saw a guy at the show booting around with them and they looked good!
From Timbersled http://www.timbersled.com/allterrain.htm
Thease are not worth the money- I was loading this spring and went around the block with the sled and one of the push nuts came off ruined the wheel oblonged the axle.. I tried to claim it on warrenty and was told I was driving to fast!!
WTF I was doing less than 5 MPH- so all in all they DO-NOT stand behind their product, I would stay away for sure