Homemade snowmobile dolly

[@jayhayton8852]

The hardest part of the entire video is you putting your work gloves on. Lol. Well constructed tool and a great video too.

[@charlesmartin2690]

Awesome! I want to buy one. Love your Arctic Cat and John Deere videos.

[@oliversudden1796]

Awesome idea and well shot video!!

[@chimrichalds1422]

This is why youtube should exist. Thank you

[@NEILSWORLD]

You're welcome.

[@MakerMaxCorbett]

That is amazing! Never thought of the trailer hitch idea!

[@NEILSWORLD]

Very handy.

[@FIRESHOCK88]

That is just plain AWESOME!

[@1971Frenchy]

Pretty slick nice job 👌

[@NEILSWORLD]

Thanks!

[@FIRESHOCK88]

Damn shop looks clean back then.

[@NEILSWORLD]

Lol

[@k6user]

great idea, thanks for sharing.

[@MrGiovannix12]

pretty sweet nice design I leave the sled on pallets lol

[@stephenfox728]

Handy cart! I've built one using some of your ideas, one thing I'm not sure of - How is your pin designed that locks the tow bar at the crosspiece? Can't quite see from the video. It looks to be outside the tow bar, not through it? So is there flat bar above and below the tow bar that the pin goes down through? (It doesn't look like there is any on top). Seems like there could be quite a strain on that when towing over rough ground, so want to have it solid but not to finicky to line up/insert.

[@curtissiwak5349]

nice, good work

[@welderteach]

Good idea!! ....You should also pin the pole once it's under the track to keep it in that position. If the wheel on the far side where to hit a rock or the lip on your concrete floor it could possibly kick out and damage your sled. Maybe I'm over thinking it too lol

[@NEILSWORLD]

+welderteach No your not, that is exactly what I did at 1:43 I just didn't mention it.

[@justinwood61]

If I owned an arctic crap I would have thought of that a long time ago.... but really though that is awesome!! Great job :)

[@robertsvitil2218]

U should pattern this. I am going to try to make one similar. Great job.

[@andyschad6882]

Should be standard with all A-C's. Had one and done.

[@aaahtex902]

GREAT WORK!

[@NEILSWORLD]

Thanks

[@boomerrumor8252]

This guy should be working at NASA

[@tomgreen7748]

what gauge tube did you use and what was the size of the tube you used to slide into the 1.5" was it 1 inch did you have to grind one of the corners please let me know Oh and what is the angle on the bar and the drop of it is it about 30° and 6" Hope you see this it's an old post

[@144norm]

This just may be the excuse I need to finally learn welding

[@NEILSWORLD]

Yes, welding is a very useful skill

[@ВалентинКитаев-т8п]

Конструкция интнрнсная, но дальше двора не выйдешь😅 А так обычно простые подкаты с такой задачей справляются.

[@NoDakFisherman]

What size square tubing did you use? Thanks again I will be trying my best to copy your design!

[@NEILSWORLD]

1 1/2"

[@duanelarson6005]

Freaking awesome

[@kevencyr3169]

i've been looking for something like that, that is great. is there anyways i could get more picture of that. if you want to share your project. thanks

[@K.J.Ray421]

Windows has a nice program called Snipping Tool or it might say Snip & Sketch. You can take screenshots and save them as jpg (picture) files. If you don't have windows, and don't have the screenshot option like on a phone, there is likely an app for it by now.

[@Racer57]

That is brilliant

[@richardpopko8087]

Ingenious

[@hawkerpilot05]

Do you have a blue print on this?

[@NEILSWORLD]

hawkerpilot05 only in my head.

[@K.J.Ray421]

@@NEILSWORLD That's what I was thinking. But honestly, even though this is a perfect dolly, it is simple enough that anyone should be able to figure it out in their head. Just square tubing as wide as sled with pivot point on the end for the arm. Measure both, mount the wheels ez pz.

[@MyOldSled]

Brilliant

[@asksteevies4941]

Coolss

[@TheUberGopher]

That's bullshit. Arctic Cats always start.

[@NEILSWORLD]

TheUberGopher I know I should have just said the snow all melted and you want to get it in the shop