Where to find tow behind sled?

[justinak907]

Where to find a sled to tow behind my machine? (and i dont mean ski doo) I'm looking for a hauling type sled to pack gear in. Surely theres some places around Anchorage selling them that I just dont know about. Thanks

 

[Happilymarried]

I use an Otter Pro. They have seven different sizes. You can get them at Sportsman's Warehouse.

 

[MARV1]

Price-wise I'd buy an Otter and still won't mind buying one. I bought one from Northern Sledworks in Fairbanks, best $900 on a sled I've spent, works great and hauls a couple moose easily.

 

[aksnomachinechic]

Most outdoor recreation dealers & outdoor stores in Anchorage & Wasilla carry them.

Also don't forget to check Craigslist and moving sales in the area.

 

[MORSNO]

Plaschem makes some top notch sleds....excellent quality but not cheap on the pocket.

http://www.plaschemsupply.com/modules.php?name=sleds

AKSNOWRIDER hauls a lot of freight to his cabin in the back-country and could probably give you some good advice on sleds and hitches for snowmachines. Do a search for his posts and you may find a few pictures.

 

[akhunter75]

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It depends on what you plan to haul. AMADS sells a fiberglass sled also. I ended up making my own cargo sled because I needed to haul lumber and a boat shaped sled isn't made for that. A 9 foot sled made from wood cost about $300 to build and two nights after work. I ended up building a 12 foot sled for a friend and it cost a bit more. Together we hauled 8,000 lbs of lumber in the a cabin site in 1 1/2 days. If you just want to haul light weight stuff a boat sled would really be the better choice.

 

[revtech100]

I use an Otter Pro. They have seven different sizes. You can get them at Sportsman's Warehouse.

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