Set my Vector onto some Doo dollys and look what happened. The question, are Doo dollys junk or is my Vector too heavy?
Actually when I brought it into the garage, one dolly hit the floot drain and I heard a crack and saw a broken dolly. So I put a steel dolly under that ski and then the other dolly broke. I can't say I recommend plastic dollys, LOL.
Actually when I brought it into the garage, one dolly hit the floot drain and I heard a crack and saw a broken dolly. So I put a steel dolly under that ski and then the other dolly broke. I can't say I recommend plastic dollys, LOL.
Thats funny shiczzzz....how sharp ARE your carbides???
Blue Giant
Extreme
Both my 4 Strokes are on steel dollies now, the plastic ones just couldn't handle the weight of a real sled. I never broke any but they flexed to the point where they wouldn't roll worth #*$&@.
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I guess the dollies are made for doo's weight,lol
I guess the dollies are made for doo's weight,lol
craze1cars
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Well of course they broke...Everbody knows you can't put Doo parts on a rice burner!!!! They're totally incompatible!
Seriously though...plastic dollies as a whole are junk. ESPECIALLY the ones with plastic wheels (like those pictured). I've broken a set or two on 2 stroke sleds over the years...they're especially brittle when it gets extremely cold out. I've NEVER had a steel set break...even the cheapo ones.
Seriously though...plastic dollies as a whole are junk. ESPECIALLY the ones with plastic wheels (like those pictured). I've broken a set or two on 2 stroke sleds over the years...they're especially brittle when it gets extremely cold out. I've NEVER had a steel set break...even the cheapo ones.
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Better be carefull with that picture. Doo will use that as the next ad in the magazines.....lol
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thinksnow
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Dollies
I made a set like the ones posted above. I had a bunch of bogie wheels off of a sled that I parted out. I used a couple pieces of channel iron and some cable. They work great and have about $15 into it.
I have ran mine across the parking lot at 25+ MPH and they work great.
I made a set like the ones posted above. I had a bunch of bogie wheels off of a sled that I parted out. I used a couple pieces of channel iron and some cable. They work great and have about $15 into it.
I have ran mine across the parking lot at 25+ MPH and they work great.
I like the idea of using some old bogies and making your own. I've got enough parts lying around that I could make something work!
irondog rtx
Extreme
doo products never made with the four stroke in mind have many sets of dollys no problems with any of mine . What brand of dollys so I wont make the same choice. ski doo will give you a new set I hope got rid of my last mustard can this fall felt like I got taken to the cleaners on my 380 gtx 05 paid 5000 with 700 miles from a lady school marm boy was I glad to see it go lots of little greamlins never ending mosly mad about the clutch hafe worn out high priced parts they are way worst in the way they think things out hope you guys dont think Im bashing it was not a good time owning the kotex excuse me ladys for my words kim
