Snowmobile Lift

[yamadog1]

lift

i have a fold-a-lift it's heavy duty. when all the way up my vertical bars
are straight up the new ones don't the back one is back about 2" there not
as solid when up.
also easymover makes them but not as good as mine, i have 4, and fold-a-lift is the best. you must have a wheel kit.

 

[TurboTime]

Attached are specs from an existing lift to "build your own" if interested.
Good luck,

Kevin

 

[Crewchief47]

Attached are specs from an existing lift to "build your own" if interested.
Good luck,

Kevin

I'm going to 'one up' you.

In the 'TY Tech' section (link located at the bottom of the menu up at the top of the screen), in the 'Snowmobile' tech, in the 'Miscellaneous' section, there are plans to build your own for those who have the resources. Because I'm such a nice guy, here's a direct link.

http://www.totallyamaha.com/snowmobiles ... edLift.htm

 

[Snowmobileaddict]

CAD Plans for Lift

I made the lift in the attached plans for less than $100.

Works Great!

 

[Crewchief47]

Re: CAD Plans for Lift

I made the lift in the attached plans for less than $100.

Works Great!

Those look exactly like the ones I linked to above.

 

[littleredsled]

i just simply made one it wasn't that hard actually i bought 2x1 steel and it works awsome put a hand crank on it from a grain auger and so far so good got the wheels from peavey mart and i have no complaints it moves every direction its great stuff

 

[APEX 06]

i just simply made one it wasn't that hard actually i bought 2x1 steel and it works awsome put a hand crank on it from a grain auger and so far so good got the wheels from peavey mart and i have no complaints it moves every direction its great stuff

Did almost the same thing 2 times know. It only takes about 4 hours and 75 bucks

 

[Dano]

http://www.ty4stroke.com/viewtopic.php? ... ht=marlift

http://www.ty4stroke.com/viewtopic.php? ... t&start=15