Choko Snow Dolly (The Back Saver)

[@goosehunter4845]

That is a pretty cool tool to move a snow machine around, nice way to save the back lol, glad you are feeling better Charlie, hope you have a great winter 2019 snowmobiling season, take care on the trails Buddy all the best

[@NLGhostWolf]

Thanks my friend, Happy New Year !!! Yes I have to agree with you... Nice for saving on the old back.

[@andrewgagner2927]

I bought a Tundra in part due to watching your videos, and now it's looking like I'll be adding a Choko to the barn as well..exactly what I was looking for. Thanks for the videos and I hope the manufacturers are watching. Happy New Year.

[@NLGhostWolf]

I hope you enjoy your tundra. I'll be posting a video on snow plowing my driveway and at the end of it I use the choke dolly again, this time with the saw chain and cargo bag off the sled. You'll see me easily lift it with one finger.

[@lindalincoln1024]

glad your feeling better have a happy new year bill

[@NLGhostWolf]

thanks Bill and Happy New Year to you my friend

[@tythesnoman]

I’ve had your channel playing in the background for quite some time researching the tundra. After a few videos I had to subscribe. Great job!

[@NLGhostWolf]

Thanks Tyler much appreciated. We are into another mild now and I think my trails might be washed out when this ones over. I'll have to go access the damages to the trails on Saturday.

[@tythesnoman]

NLGhostWolf it’s -43 here today so I might not be getting out but I am going to pick up my new tundra today.. hopefully when this cold breaks I’ll to be breaking my trails again in style this time

[@kirknorthof5128]

Glade you,re feeling better Charlie.Great Dolly.

[@NLGhostWolf]

Thanks Kirk, Happy New Year

[@wilmorenewman7197]

That looks like a great lift Charlie, I need something like that to save my back. thanks for sharing.

[@NLGhostWolf]

No problem Wilmore. I'm just going to use it for putting my sled on it's other individual dollies. mostly to avoid lifting the track end of the sled.

[@terryw.milburn8565]

Glad you're feeling better, Charlie ! Quite a Handy Dandy Rig It Is ! ATB T God Bless

[@NLGhostWolf]

Yes, I've been wanting one for some time now. Once I seen my buddy using it at his Arctic Cat shop, I said I had to have one for myself.

[@NSTRAPPERHUNTER]

Looks like a nice reg Charlie. I think I'll get one once I get a machine, not. We got around 6 cm of snow today and now it's raining. Calling for 20 to 30 ml. for tonight. I do have a small boat though lol. Later my friend and have a Happy New Year.

[@NLGhostWolf]

I never seen the need for a sled when I lived in NS, spent 19 years there. The valley never got enough snow to justify the cost of a sled IMHO...

[@waynebarnes2679]

Hey Charlie that looks like quite the rig. They should give you a commission because they are going to sell a lot of these.

[@NLGhostWolf]

haha, Well I'm pleased with it.

[@wallaceviviansadventures2095]

i have hearing good things about these lifts all good things. great review charlie this is the first one i have seen. works great to me. it would work great to change the carbines to. take care

[@NLGhostWolf]

Yes it works pretty slick for sure. The less lifting you had to do the better.. Cause it don't get any easier that's for sure

[@solobushman]

Any rig that saves the back is a good rig. When we had the elan’s we could pick them up front or back and throw them around but not today’s machines. I have a scandic wt 900 ace so I won’t be throwing it around. Lol. One of those rigs will be perfect. Thanks.

[@NLGhostWolf]

Yes, long gone are the days of those lightweight machines... But I wouldn't give up my reverse for anything...

[@solobushman]

NLGhostWolf 100% agree

[@kevinricketts5310]

How much does 1 cost

[@NLGhostWolf]

I can't remember what I paid but whatever it was, I'd paid it again in a heart beat

[@larryhawkes1347]

Looks very nice and simple to use what's the brand and model number or can you give us a website link

[@NLGhostWolf]

Try this link Larry. I had my buddy who owns the Arctic Cat dealership order it in for me. He's been using the same one for years.chokodesign.com/ca/acc/snowdolly.html

[@larryhawkes1347]

Thanks for the link Charlie doesn't look like it cost too much either.

[@NLGhostWolf]

Watch out for the shipping. GNR got charged $50.00 for the shipping

[@bobkimmcdonald6171]

I bought one from Royal Distributing today. Works AWESOME ! Either snowmobiles are getting heavier or I'm just getting older. Use it on my Ski Doo Expedition Sport ACE 900.

[@NLGhostWolf]

Bob I hear you, I use to be able to pick up the bearcat but over the years it seems to shrink my clothes and everything around me is getting heavier... Walking trails are getting longer, hills steeper etc.... LOL Could be an age thing but I don't know what ever took me some long to get out of these... What a true back saver... Worth it's weight in gold to me. Sorry for the long delay but I was away for the last 6 weeks...

[@GamersUnion101]

Whered you get that too

[@NLGhostWolf]

GNR racing

[@weldweld5629]

I remember the ones with the full hoop but way more bulky than that. Looks good. Are your snowshoes homemade or did you buy them and if so where??

[@NLGhostWolf]

They are homemade.

[@1vtbear]

Do they have a bigger wheel option so the whole sled can be moved past the concrete? Picky about my floor.

[@NLGhostWolf]

Not sure!

[@TheTed169]

Looks good Charlie, how much for that cool lil thang?

[@NLGhostWolf]

$200 plus tax

[@TheTed169]

That's not too bad for something that actually works.

[@fullsteam208]

Very Nice! How do you mount your saw?

[@NLGhostWolf]

With the 1" rubber bungie cord back then

[@fullsteam208]

@@NLGhostWolf Thank you! Keep up the good work!

[@fullsteam208]

@@NLGhostWolf Thank you! I just turned over 120 miles on my Tundra, it starts at -34C and ,I get track noise at about 20 mph but, I sure Like it! Take care.

[@NLGhostWolf]

glad to hear it my friend. Ride safe and have fun... Going for a good ride tomorrow and might do some ice fishing as well

[@sandragillingham6255]

Great demo. How much for one of those?

[@NLGhostWolf]

$200 + tax

[@sandragillingham6255]

@@NLGhostWolf Thanks 😊

[@hunt4fish]

Nice rig Charlie, I made one pretty similar to that few years ago bit bigger wheels. Sure saves the back eh? How is cabin coming?

[@NLGhostWolf]

Yes my buddy, it's a true back saver for sure.

[@rendezvous5784]

That is handy!

[@NLGhostWolf]

Yes, saves on the back... I'm not as strong as I use to be. But this makes it easy.

[@davehendrick5497]

That's cool, but I wouldn't worry bout my chin as much as my nuts....lol

[@TheTed169]

CRUNCH! hahaha

[@NLGhostWolf]

Good point !!! LOL

[@markdavies4307]

Hi Can I ask you about the front skis and suspension, seems perfect for powder but are they good on trails and hard surfaces. Just wondering Tundra vs Expedition thanks

[@NLGhostWolf]

Yes it's good on the trails and hard surfaces. But if you are looking for a trail machine I would go with the expedition. If you are wondering if the Tundra can handle the groomed trails, then yes it surely can. The gearing in the Tundra 600 ACE as compared to the Expedition 600 ACE is like night and day. Tundra is geared for torque. It's much slower. I own a Tundra because of the type of riding I do... Seldom on Groomed trails, slowly picking my way through the country side, always trying to ride in fresh powder or my own trails... I've never did a top Speed test on the Tundra, but had mine going 95 Km/H the other day.... In my opinion that's far to fast for the Tundra... I normally ride much slower even when on very smooth surfaces. On groomed trails even when they are freshly groomed, I normally only travel about 35-45 Km/h

[@truenorthlivingmanitoba]

That’s cool

[@NLGhostWolf]

It sure saves on the old back. Putting the machine on it's individual dollies have never been so easy.

[@reginaldwinsor2759]

Cat's ass. Using them for years. Great product. Good idea to get the info. out there on this great idea.

[@NLGhostWolf]

Yes my buddy, it sure saves on the back...

[@kevinricketts5310]

What a dandy rig

[@gerardjones7881]

i just welded one up, parts cost $45 at tractor supply.

[@NLGhostWolf]

brilliant I still use my today, works great and simple to use. Sure saves on the old back.

[@jameswaterman8445]

Cheak the rabbit snares

[@NLGhostWolf]

haha, I need to get back out there and set a few. Pulled them up when I got sick. But starting to feel better now and it's time to get back out snaring rabbits soon.

[@kevinricketts5310]

Loves the tundra 2 me son

[@bigbob1786]

Dandy rig

[@NLGhostWolf]

I think so

[@stepabove2136]

This would be perfect for me and I like the price at around ten grand plenty fast for me. I just don't understand why so many people want to go 100mph every where when I was young and dumber 😕 I was like that I thought most people out growed that 🤭

[@NLGhostWolf]

Yes, I truly enjoy the more laid back style of riding, seeing so much more on my adventures now. When I was young you had to focus on the trail ahead because of the speeds we were going at, missed so much wildlife. Now it is so peaceful Vs the rush you get with speed.... Having experienced both styles, I'll be sticking to the peaceful ride until I ride no more.

[@marksmith5994]

Just use reverse lololololol

[@NLGhostWolf]

yes