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Re: Quad/ATV Setup Ideas [Re: cfowler] #6355932
10/24/18 08:03 PM
10/24/18 08:03 PM
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IL - Shawnee Ntl Forest
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Originally Posted By: cfowler
I think I'd be pretty easy to over-load my 250 Recon for sure. I have a sled I pull behind mine when there's the possibility of several beaver or yotes to haul out. Three 50lb beaver and my 150lbs is more than it really wants to do. The sled helps. Just put it on a long enough line that it doesn't pull the back end down, and attach to rack. I pull it close when empty, then extend the line out when I start adding weight.

Don't hang the sled up on something, or you're gonna flip! I go SLOW when pulling it.

Yeah - you need a trailer hitch - very dangerous to drag stuff from the rear rack.


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Re: Quad/ATV Setup Ideas [Re: cfowler] #6355959
10/24/18 08:19 PM
10/24/18 08:19 PM
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Kingston, PA
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I got it all put together. I stayed simple for this season. Milk crates, zip ties, bungee cords, and PVC pipe.

Of course I can’t get pics to upload. Thank you all for your suggestions and pics. It really helped


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Re: Quad/ATV Setup Ideas [Re: TheBig1] #6356109
10/24/18 11:32 PM
10/24/18 11:32 PM
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I have used a heavy duty sled pulling heavy loads. It works great. I attach mine to the trailer ball. Make the lead rope as long as the sled when attached to two points on the sled to give some space -about 5 feet. A double loop around the trailer ball connects it. I have hauled deer, trapping and hunting gear, firewood, loads of animals, and even people for fun. It works great year round.

Have fun safely!


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