Build Your Own track sled for Cheap! part 1

[@rcytb]

Very well done and very helpful. Thanks!

[@halfdoneoutdoors3467]

Thank you for watching

[@themathiashoogland]

Great video! Doing almost same thing on almost same sled!

[@halfdoneoutdoors3467]

They are so much fun

[@ros335]

Just started watching, could you have used the headlight from the old machine in your build?

[@halfdoneoutdoors3467]

@@ros335 I wouldn't I would use a LED light bar way brighter and take a ton less power

[@jeffslife6571]

The shaft can go out the other side. I learned that the hard way building mine 😅

[@jakeowens1770]

that true with every sled?

[@eddievannewkirk4458]

Coat it in a rubberized material with a camo paint job and sell it as a run n gun turkey and deer hunting chair.

[@deadpinecollective]

Very cool!

[@halfdoneoutdoors3467]

thank you

[@ericed7827]

So where did you get the motor, plate, jackshaft, and gears and number of teeth and size of sproket?

[@halfdoneoutdoors3467]

The motor plate off amazon link in description the jack shaft and gears came with the old snowmobile the sprockets I got from red bore chain in hurrican utah I went with a 30t

[@gustawuciekinier4094]

Can anyone tell me that you need a registration certificate for such a gadget? in the state of wisconsin

[@halfdoneoutdoors3467]

@@gustawuciekinier4094 I have no idea I'm in utah

[@georgehayduke6717]

How is this better than a snowmobile

[@halfdoneoutdoors3467]

@@georgehayduke6717 its not but it is more compact, cheaper and less maintenance and also a lot of states don't require registration on them

[@alexclark4204]

Awsome video. Be a man, throw your back out..

[@halfdoneoutdoors3467]

Thank you for watching