See any problem with this??

[MNice]

I move to the Prior Lake area and live with in 1 mile of the access to both Prior & Spring. I plan to just drive the wheeler to the access and did not want to drag the otter down the bare road. I bolted a full 1 inch board to the rack to prevent it from sliding front to back, fits between the ribs & hyfax. I use 3 ratchet straps to secure it to the rack. Took it for a test ride and does pretty darn well, when I get to the lake I may just drag it like always. Any thoughts??

[Tom7227]

Might want to put a cover over it so the stuff won't bounce out on the way. It would be pretty easy to miss something falling out from the back like that.

[MNice]

Yep, I have a cover, but just not in the picture. Only negative is to have to completely empty the sled so I can load the dang thing.

[KG243]

I drove from cambridge to ely with the wheeler in the back of the truck with my house strapped to the back rack at 75 mph+ with no issues. I think yours will be fine for a mile ride.

[jeep guy]

I pull my wheeler on a trailer with my house on the back rack. I put 3 straps on it and have never had any problems with it moving,70+ mph.

[Desperado]

might want to check with the Prior Lake police regarding their tolerance of driving the wheeler between your home and the access

[Pleasant]

might want to check with the Prior Lake police regarding their tolerance of driving the wheeler between your home and the access

Details.....LOL

[TruthWalleyes]

Yep, I have a cover, but just not in the picture. Only negative is to have to completely empty the sled so I can load the dang thing.

You could strap 2 2x6 planks to the front of the 4wheeler, and use them as ramps when you get to the landing to load/unload your sled. That might keep you from unloading all your stuff...though it probably doesn't take you longer than 2min.

[MNice]

might want to check with the Prior Lake police regarding their tolerance of driving the wheeler between your home and the access

Ya, I thought of that, but a wise man once told me, "better to ask forgiveness than permission"

[KG243]

Permission might be cheaper then forgiveness in this case.

[niterydr]

Having run into a few PL police officers, it depends upon who you get. Asking for permission is entirely on the route you need to take to get to the lake.