Snowmobile dollies for the garage

[J.Jensen]

I need some dollies to put my sled on for the summer.
My inlaws have been nive enough to allow me to put it in their workshop for the summer, but it had to be on something that allows me/him to easily just push it around when "its in the way" of other work.

I've looked at the polaris and eazymove dollies, are there other cheaper options that do the trick or is one of these the way to go?

As much as I would love to get the weight off the suspension, I think I'd rather have it in the shop than on my lawn.

 

[TGitt]

This is what I use. But.. I built mine.. to me thats the cheapest and best way to do it. As long has you have to tools and supplies to build it.

 

[AndrettiDog]

It depends on what you are going to do. If you just need it on wheels and need to move it around, then I would go with the crate wheels like Harbor Freight has.

Harbor Freight Dollie

I also use the sure grip wheels to move in and out of the garage and down the driveway. Work great on the road so I don't use up my carbides. But they don't move laterally so I have both types of dollies in my garage.

Sure Grip Dollies

 

[guidoxpress]

just like Bug said..

i have the ones from harbor frieght, AND the cheap dollies from say..ebay...both work great...

just make sure they rear dolly has a piece of wood between the lugs of the track where the dolly is sitting...

but i would higher recommend getting a storage stand to keep the rear up when not in use...but if you cant, then you have no choice of coarse..

check out this link for a storage stand ($25 US)

www.easymovecarts.com

and you can get the cheapo rollies on ebay..but they DO NOT like any cracks in the floor..they hang up bad...so i strap my skiis to the dollies so they dont move

 

[ak2co]

i use the cheap dollies from hb too, but and by far the cheapest way to keep you track off the ground is a 2x4 or 2x6 cut to length

 

[J.Jensen]

Thanks guys

The harbor freight dollies we're even on sale this week