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I’ll try your idea on a new center mount when I’m next at my parent’s place. I might have to invest in that Timber Jig the Sawsquatch is slow and needs some amps to run it, very nice finish though. Thanks for your time!

@@againstthegrainliving1998 was meaning to flip the bolts on the mill to stop them dragging on the ground or sawhorses. Helped on mine alot. For a center mount maybe a slide pivot 2 piece thing. Top piece like your end mounts and the bottom like a saddle. Curved on the bottm rests on the tree with a slot for the adjustable pivot. Just ideas - you come up with a lot of great ones your own self. Cheers bud

Thanks for all your support and kind words over the videos, I appreciate it.

Yes I did.

@@againstthegrainliving1998 it looks awesome great job on it ...i never saw a video on it would be an interesting build!!

@@Jayjay-ji7ty search: “sled deck build” I have a video on it.

@@againstthegrainliving1998 I'm on it thanks!

Sled deck will be next year's project! Looks awesome and we'll built

Thank you. I have another one to tackle for an outdoor kitchen.

@@againstthegrainliving1998 looking forward to it

Thanks took a bunch of time and money but I’m happy with how it turned out.

We use this set up on my parents farm conditioning the horse track it is 1” rebar 12’x12’ it works good on the stone dust race track also.

Ya the remoteness adds some serious time, but that’s what I love about it. We will get there and yes they will all come to enjoy.

It’s a compact shotgun with a 10” barrel from factory that is legal in Canada. Side arms not allowed here but this is as long as it is not concealed. Just some safety for predators when I’m camping out alone working on the building.

@@againstthegrainliving1998 cool, you need an Sks to pop that Tannerite.

It’s the best life! Yes haven’t even thought of getting the sled out this year yet every weekend everything melt on me.

It is a Skidoo HD rear bumper for 20” machines rated for 1500lbs compared to the stock 1200lbs one. The wrap around bar the saw is attached to came on this model from factory but is also a Skidoo accessory. The Milwaukee stuff is on a universal wall mount from Milwaukee bolted up to two of Skidoos Multi Linq base plates a homemade combination. I think there are companies making aluminum plates that bolt to the skidoo tunnels now. Muskoka Freerider on UA-cam runs one on the mountain sleds that is much more low profile.

Sweet thank you!

Thanks again for sticking with me and sharing my channel on yours.

Yes the bugs can be very intense at times. Thanks for the interest in the channel.

I had an idea and I’m running with it. It’s really that simple. Now the idea has changed drastically in three years but the floor is an original idea that stayed.

Right from BRP your local skidoo dealer will have it.

Thank you for the kind words and your support.

@@againstthegrainliving1998 Welcome. As a fellow creator i know the work involved to get the videos out - now with a new baby its on a whole new scale. good luck and we will be here when you can post. Its nice to get a picture of your idea - wasnt completely clear back when you were milling them. makes sense now

There’s more of those just ask lol

The metal home made set up with 4 ski’s has been the least resistance best turning and heaviest hauling set up I’ve towed with in the past two winters. I have never counted the trips in and out but it would be in the hundreds based on mileage on the sled.

I don’t have have any experience with an atv with tracks in extreme terrain or working it. I do know the snowmobile is way faster especially on the way back empty. The snowmobile will go through a fresh dumping of snow better as well. However I have found all of this setups draw backs. I have been looking into possibly going the atv with track setup for a better year round vehicle.

I wish it was precise hole location’s. lol I’m not a building and just figuring things out as I go and some aspects have not been so precise. I end up just dealing with the consequences and think up some sort of solution. I wouldn’t recommend my videos for how too’s.

Works great! It’s a bit of a workout though.

Thanks for the idea when I get back to hauling this winter we will see if we need further modifications and possibly use some of your ideas.

Because he goes against the grain.

The footprint of the cabin is 32’ and the spot I picked out was about 38’ of flat so it inherently ended up close to the edge. There is enough room to walk around the entire outside.

@@ernieferguson9513 Exactly!

Thank you for the view and interest in the channel. I hope to see you on the trail someday enjoying our wonderful sport of snowmobiling. Also hope you learned something useful from this informational video.

Yep he was glad I checked to make sure the spout was closed lol.

You can probably pull that off but I switch back and forth between my Linq bags and the Packout stuff daily depending on what I’m doing.

I did just that. It isn't difficult to do. I set the mount on the Linq plate, mark through the packout mount holes to the Linq plate, drill holes in Linq, bolt packout down, reinstall Linq plate. Easy. The Milwaukee Packout system has a lot of options. I use it for everything.

Ya it can make ya feel like the ground is moving for how much the trees move that far up the height of them.

Thank you, it’s slow but it’s progress.

@@againstthegrainliving1998 I’m doing the same on raw land. Slow process is so correct, I totally understand. Love the vids, keeps me motivated as well 🍻

@@jaredadams3774 Very good, the absolute best way to stay out of trouble and unwind. I hope it takes a lifetime time to build things on the property.

Yes the access is the most difficult part of the build, it is also the reason I could afford the land in the first place. I had to find an undesirable piece of land and make it desirable to me which I have but it’s not without its difficulties. I wish I could wait for dryer times but I’m at that age where weddings and babies of my close friends take a hand full of my weekends up each summer. Snow will be here again before I know it.

Yes but they just sleep.

Thank you for the kind words, I appreciate it. I’m a few hours away from firing up the excavator this is a big weekend!

Thanks for sticking with me all this time!

Thanks for the tip with the suntuf product I’ll be sure to attempt it.

11’ Long Ramps modified to work for snowmobiles. I have a build video you can check out if interested.

Just the slop in the pins and flex in the flat bar, this off season I am changing up some things and the hitch is one of them it with be able to pivot back onto itself.