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V-nose trailer traction mat - Where do I find 12 foot strips of it started by sledfreak139
May 4th 2009 at 8:59 PM
 
sledfreak139
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I'm getting a v nose trailer. I am planning on putting ski guides and traction mats in it but does anyone no where to find some? I'm not looking for anything special, just some rubber mats and ski guides.

Should i also put some on the front door?

In the front of the trailer, the ski guides will just be going straight, how do i make it so the sleds can turn so i can get them off the trailer without using reverse?

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May 4th 2009 at 9:31 PM  [ Modified May 4th 2009 at 9:32 PM ]
 
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are you planning on using this trailer for fourwheelers too? because we just put on superglides which are ski glides that have been made so you can still get tracton with atv tires.
www.superclamp.net/

check out denniskirk.com



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May 4th 2009 at 10:13 PM
 
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instead of a matt for the track to go on use an old track.



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Quote originally posted by v-maxsledder

instead of a matt for the track to go on use an old track.


Gives you a minimum of 10'

If you look around, there are guys selling old tracks for like $20 or so for that purpose.


And they have curved ski guides to help the skis point off the trailer. Dennis Kirk has all of the stuff you're looking for.



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May 4th 2009 at 11:19 PM
 
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Quote originally posted by v-maxsledder

instead of a matt for the track to go on use an old track.


x2

my preference is a nubbier track like a .9 or something close



1999 Powder Special 700
Super-Q can
4 inch fly risers Powdermad throttle Ext, With Fly Extn. Brake line
billet adjuster blocks
Fox Shocks all the way around
surefoot grips
Tunnel Braces
With Pre-Filter material behind the hood screens
136 inch track with 2 inch paddle
Making a custom Airbox..
Boyesen Power Reeds arrived!

1996 550 Cougar Mtn.
Tunnel braces
Fly Oversized handlebars with Rox 2'' risors.
other family sled.

The new edition.
1993 Storm 750 SKS. my sled "The Project"
not running low compression


1998 Powder Special 600 EFI(stock) the dads sled

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May 5th 2009 at 12:44 AM
 
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For ski-guides, go to a junk yard and get a bedliner. Usually you get them very cheaply and they work great. Just cut them to size.



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May 5th 2009 at 8:26 AM
 
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Well its a brand new trailer so i want everything to look nice, i don't mind spending some money but i dont need any top notch names. I will check out denniskirk.com and see what i can find. Thanks



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May 5th 2009 at 9:28 AM  [ Modified May 5th 2009 at 9:29 AM ]
 
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its all been said..old track for a mat...and old truck bedliner cut it how you want this is what i am doing to my trailer then i went to the store and bought a can of paint in bedliner for trucks to do the plywood with, with a little grit mixed in to help on the floor getting slick when wet.good luck



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May 5th 2009 at 11:56 AM
 
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Quote originally posted by powderforlife

are you planning on using this trailer for fourwheelers too? because we just put on superglides which are ski glides that have been made so you can still get tracton with atv tires.
www.superclamp.net/

check out denniskirk.com

The super clamp system and super glide system look perfect for my wants, thanks for this find!


Quote originally posted by KingPrat



And they have curved ski guides to help the skis point off the trailer. Dennis Kirk has all of the stuff you're looking for.


Thanks for this, these look prefect. How do i mount them? Do i put them together or space them out?



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May 5th 2009 at 7:56 PM
 
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Quote originally posted by KingPrat
Quote originally posted by v-maxsledder

instead of a matt for the track to go on use an old track.


Gives you a minimum of 10'

If you look around, there are guys selling old tracks for like $20 or so for that purpose.



Nah why pay? go to a local snowmobile salvage yard, ask if they have any tracks that have cuts in them that they aren't going to sell. I have gotten 3 tracks from Emerson Stahl and I'm going back tommorrow to get 5 more.



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May 6th 2009 at 1:12 PM
 
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Alright guys, I'm still having trouble with this one. I can't figure out the best way to set up the ski guides in the front of the trailer. How do I use the curved guides, do I space them out or do i keep them together?

I have 1 door in the front of the trailer. I am thinking about trying to fit 3 sleds on the trailer. If i put them all up from the front, I think I might be able to throw the rear of 1 sled in the v nose part.

Any ideas on a layout of the ski guides? I would really appreciate anything.

- SledFreak139



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