Snobunje Users

[aus091]

ive broke front bumpers and ski loops, so i always hook to the a arms now... never broke an a arm but since i said that ill be crossing my fingers from now on haha

 

[sailUT]

I use a loop at the end of the Snobunjie,
The 1098 adaptor strap.
http://tinyurl.com/yku2yrs

I dig out the back of the ski and slide the loop from the back of the ski
up as far as it will slide (to the ski leg).
Then when you pull the sled out,
it just slides right off the ski,
and the sled can drive away under full power without having to stop to disconnect the snowbunjie.

 

[BigAir]

Snobunje makes a strap specifically for this:

1004 Strap

It has a big loop for going over the back of the ski. The rep explained to me a cool way to use it when I bought it. To turn a stuck sled around you loop it over the back of the ski, run it over the ski you are hooking to, and then run it under the other ski. Hook the pulling sled up perpendicular to the stuck sled. Have a rider on the stuck hit the throttle as soon as the bunje tightens up. The strap will cause the opposite side to drop and will lift the close side. The spinning track will saw the snow out of the way and the stuck sled will jerk right around. I was a little skeptical when it was explaining it, but it works awesome.

 

[polaris dude]

wouldn't using the spindle work best? seems like it would be pretty difficult to break that

 

[HAZZER]

good stuff

we use spindle and a arms bumper on old sledz i put a rear bumper with pintle type hitch on my dragon 4 pulling keeps it centered and when i say older i mean 90s polaris with pipe bumpers

 

[←snow∞motion→]

I use a loop at the end of the Snobunjie,
The 1098 adaptor strap.
http://tinyurl.com/yku2yrs

I dig out the back of the ski and slide the loop from the back of the ski
up as far as it will slide (to the ski leg).
Then when you pull the sled out,
it just slides right off the ski,
and the sled can drive away under full power without having to stop to disconnect the snowbunjie.

Man this is one of those, "I wish I had thought of that" moments. Great idea sailUT!!