Looking for a good deal on a lift

[Musky Hunter]

Anyone know of a good deal on a sled lift. I'm looking for one that will raise the whole sled about 2'
thanks.

 

[impalapower]

They are pretty expensive for what they are. Fabricate your own.

 

[Musky Hunter]

I'm too "poopin" lazy.

 

[impalapower]

Sounds like me.

 

[Frostbite]

I bought one last year and I hinestly can't believe it took me so long to get one. I have a sale flyer from Shade tree powersports in front of me. They are having a 3 day sale on December 10,11,12 with up to 50% off some snowmobile items.
Their Heavy duty fold a lift is normally priced at $258.99 it's going to be on sale for (this really irks me since I paid WAY more than this) $207
Check out: http://www.shadetreepowersports.com

Best of luck. Frosty

 

[Mighty]

Thanks for the tip frosty, I too have been contemplating getting one of those.

 

[Convert]

Kmer built me one they work great much easier on the back when your doing the Cubby bit

 

[AIRWOLF]

THE LIFTS ARE WORTH THE MONEY !!
YOUR BACK WILL THANK YOU

 

[BOUNTYHUNTER]

Nice lift Steve, sled looking pretty hot there Bud

 

[Frostbite]

Here a link to the actual lift that will be $207 for the three days listed above. For that kind of money you should buy two!

http://www.shadetreesnowmobile.com/cgi- ... &persLink=

Frosty.

 

[RobX-1]

Here is the one I purchased. It still appears to be the cheapest around. I got the wheel kit for it and have had no problems thus far. Only complaint was that the back wheels did not swivel like the front ones did so it made moving it sideways difficult. I ended up replacing the rear wheels with swivel ones. I think the ultimate would be swivel wheels with a lock so that it would not move when you don't want it to.

http://secure.sunserver.com/cgi-bin/checkitout3/checkitout.cgi?cqSTORE:CKIE:prod005+

 

[Mighty]

Thanks for the link Rob!

 

[jimmie d]

Make sure the wheels are big enough as most garage floors have dips and if wheels too small lift gets stuck when wheeling around.
Swivel wheels with locks are great. Hang on wall when not using.

Jim

 

[Waterboy]

Robx-1's hoist is the one to get. Almost the same as the one I purchased from Polaris years ago. I removed the crank and use a adapter and a reversable 1/2 " drill to raise and lower works slick.
As a fabricator I would recommend purchasing and not making . It pays off in the long run.