Shepherd Hardware 9298 Snowmobile Capacity Review

I wish I could give this one 0 stars. Used these trolleys once and they are already bent and one of the trolleys has already lost its rubber adhesive. Not very durable.

good value for money. On them, the snowmobile rolls perfectly into the garage and onto the asphalt driveway. The straps could be a little longer, but overall I'm happy with the purchase.

Just what I needed to protect and move the snowmobile. Excellent value for money and quality. The floor in my garage is cracked and uneven but still works great, definitely worth the money.

Older models are much better. The problem is that the wheels are too close together. The snowmobile stumbles and rolls over at the smallest crack in the pavement. Take the example of a snowmobiler who has been doing this for over 35 years.

I have bought many snowmobile ski carts in the past and these are by far the worst. I used them for the first time tonight and spent more time chasing them around the garage than moving my sled. They are too short and not balanced enough to stay under the skis and the velcro is useless. I have to either return or change them to make them work. My son and I bought 3 sets and he has the same problem.

Looks nice but doesn't work. The size of the ski trolleys is so small that all the wheels can rotate in the middle, which allows the trolley to come out from under the skis. That would probably be fine, but the included straps aren't long enough to go through the ski, the notch on the side of the carriage, and the Velcro as intended. As a result, even on concrete, one cannot maneuver the snowmobile well without having to constantly readjust and reposition each carriage under the ski.

Simple, small, relatively cheap, fairly effective way to move snowmobiles around the garage. The only issue I have is that the straps are basically useless. It is almost impossible to get the strap through the slot in the flange when the ski is mounted on the carriage. the ski blocks it. But then it's almost impossible to put the ski on the trolley without a second pair of hands when the strap is already threaded through the slot. Though I didn't think too much about it. The bogies usually stay

Simple, small, relatively cheap, fairly effective way to move snowmobiles around the garage. The only issue I have is that the straps are basically useless. It is almost impossible to get the strap through the slot in the flange when the ski is mounted on the carriage. the ski blocks it. But then it's almost impossible to put the ski on the trolley without a second pair of hands when the strap is already threaded through the slot. Though I didn't think too much about it. The bogies usually stay