3 long tracks on a 14' v nose?

[fastercat]

What s the best way to load these sleds
1. xf 800 sno pro 141"
2. yami nitro 144"
3. yami nitro 144"
The trailer is open 14' with 2' v drive on/off
I have never had 3 sleds on it, only 2

 

[ac600sp]

Two facing the front, slide the back of sleds over to the trailer edge rail. Drive the 3rd in backwards facing the opposite way. I had a 16 ft floe back in the day that's what I did. Or turn them sideways.

 

[przes1]

I had a 14ft. sled bed. Pull front two over to the sides and pull the third on facing forward and let track hang off yhe back

 

[Go Fast or Go Home]

If you have sleds on backwards make sure you remove the windshield so the wind will not catch and tear it off. If you have the sleds covered then it should not matter.

 

[snowfish]

It's a tandem axle, right? If not, you're over loaded. Hate to have something break and ruin the trip.

 

[przes1]

It's a tandem axle, right? If not, you're over loaded. Hate to have something break and ruin the trip.

Good point, which mine was and had third tie down bar

 

[fastercat]

yes, it is tandem and has the bigger tires, so 2 forward with the rears spread and then the 3rd backwards seems the best fit, but it seems like it will suck loading the last one backwards, I don't think you can back up the ramp, its pretty steap with the bigger tires, and we have no snowbanks to help would really help.

 

[elf]

I had a 14ft. sled bed. Pull front two over to the sides and pull the third on facing forward and let track hang off yhe back

I also had a 14' open and thats exactly what I did. The 3rd sleds track will hang off by a foot or so. Get the two front ones as far forward as possible, tie down the skis, and then swing the rear ends to the outside edges of the trailer. They will fit fine.

 

[mezz]

Drive the 3rd in backwards facing the opposite way.

Is that like Unthawing a steak from the freezer? LOL!-Mezz