Jet Sled Modifications thread!!

[hunterbob1]

22 minutes ago, Rusty said:

Now I'm ready for any weather, bring it on!!  

Beard no wanna pull cockamamie contraption, you pull!

[trapperjake]

Was thinking what if you put old skis/snowboards on the bottom. Anyone ever try.

[Merkel]

12 hours ago, Bucndoe said:

I really don't. All I can say is that I have had mine on my sleds for three years and see barely any wear. I have posted a couple of pictures of my sled in use and I use it pretty hard. 

Thank you 

[nb6624]

Just remember to close your tailgate!🤬

[Greybeard]

1 hour ago, trapperjake said:

Was thinking what if you put old skis/snowboards on the bottom. Anyone ever try.

Built a sled for the boyscouts klondike, and skis worked great on that.  Not going to work if there is no snow.  Not going to work as well in deep unpacked snow as just using the sled will. plus the skis can catch on logs and branches.

Edited December 19, 2019 by Greybeard

[Bucndoe]

1 hour ago, trapperjake said:

Was thinking what if you put old skis/snowboards on the bottom. Anyone ever try.

That would be an Edsel

[nmc02]

Do wear bars make it any easier (less resistance)??

[Lunatic]

19 hours ago, splitrockoutdoors said:

First feild test.

I would not drag my bow through the woods in a jet sled. Too much of a chance to get your sight bumped.

[Lunatic]

On 12/18/2019 at 12:16 AM, Hunter115522 said:

Section of PVC big enough for 2 guys to comfortably hold is the best thing I ever did to mine. Simple and cheap upgrade.

I don't pull my Jet Sled with my hands so no PVC for me. I pull it with my safety harness, hands free

Edited December 19, 2019 by Lunatic

[splitrockoutdoors]

58 minutes ago, Lunatic said:

I would not drag my bow through the woods in a jet sled. Too much of a chance to get your sight bumped.

I don't think there's any more chance of that happening than if I were holding it in my hand or carrying in a sling.  Maybe even less

[Lunatic]

7 hours ago, splitrockoutdoors said:

I don't think there's any more chance of that happening than if I were holding it in my hand or carrying in a sling.  Maybe even less

If you are not concerned then who am to be concerned for your bow

as for me, having used my jet sled many times, over blow dons, rocks, steep hills and creeks I can not imagine how the sight on my bow would not get knocked off