Trailer Traction

[maddogg]

I see quite a few sleds with a metal grid for traction. I can't find anything online. Anyone know where to buy some?

Thanks.

 

[jebjk1]

Like this stuff?

 

[toddspolaris]

Why metal, it'll only rust, Find and old snowmobile track and cut it and lay it on the trailer and screw it down, one track to another equals good traction. and rubber wont rust, they also make plastic pieces you can screw down on the bed of the trailer, or cut some treated lumber and screw down, just my ideas. I'v seen them all and they work

 

[maddogg]

Thanks Guys

 

[whitedust]

Don't go metal use any plastic or wood screw down as traction cleats.

 

[heckler56]

I cut old hyfax in 12" pieces and screw it down.

 

[samc]

I cut old hyfax in 12" pieces and screw it down.

X2

 

[G]

CALIBER trailer accessories. Good stuff. Did my Triton with their products.

 

[wirev]

Old conveyor belting works great. Go to any place with a conveyor/s and you should be able to get worn pieces---they usually are thrown out. Also, a rubber tail gate insert works good too.

 

[gary_in_neenah]

Also, I would recommend stainless steel hardware. Much easier to work with after a year or two in the elements.

 

[Go Fast or Go Home]

C A L I B E R ---- P R O D U C T S

Don~

 

[dfattack]

C A L I B E R ---- P R O D U C T S

Don~

Agree. good products from them.

 

[xcr440]

If you care what it looks like, spend money - if you don’t, a small section of an old track works great

 

[latner]

If you care what it looks like, spend money - if you don’t, a small section of an old track works great

x2 I cut up some old wood colonial door stop I had laying around, works for me.