Portable Pulling

[BIG DS]

I pull my Otter Lodge with all my gear in it with a Honda Big Red. It works great! Best part is the 3-wheeler is way lighter then any 4-wheeler so it is less spooky on thinner ice.

[BigWadeS]

Kingfisher, don't know what you were complaining about, I pulled it yesterday, nice and smooth, could hardly tell I was pulling it.

[art321]

Go the ski route for sure. I bought some from Goodwill for about $6.00. I Put them on the bottom of the tub. Many times now someone else has hit the ice before I do to beat me to the hot spot and gets a couple hundred yard start on me. Eventually I catch them and with absolutely little effort on my part. When I pass them they are usually leaning hard into it and about to have the heart attack. I walk by with little to no resistance adn give them a wave. Then set up and fish. Really, the downhill ski thing is the way to go. I even put a lift kit (2x4 risers) on mine for the deeper snow.

[fishinJohn]

Glad to hear it works this well, I will be getting some skis soon since pulling a loaded shanty through 8 inches of snow is a nightmare. I was interested to see Frabill offering a sled that has skis built in, although I still think actual skis will work better. I tried to email them and the email was returned?? I just wanted to compliment them on offering insulated shanties, since I can't seem to haul my 20 lb tank o propane.

[schweady]

oh, and to the guys who plowed the road about 2/3 of the way out to my spot: THANKS.