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it has been slow on grope page i will be doing some up grades to the
sled new and bigger pan #2000lb different weights for box #12000lb
self power slant 6 255hp auto trans new weight for sled will be
#30000lb to #35000lb

Hey ,sorry it took so long but here are a few pics of the old Pull
Frog,NOW known as the challenger sled we use at our events locally.
We moved the driver,drive and all controls to the back,built a
stronger/lower/wider weight box,reinforced the buckboards,replaced
the box stops front and rear with super stong ones,remade the whole
plate to frame pivot/hinge stronger and lowered the overall height of
the sled by 27 inches.We also made a drop plate setup and replaced
all cement weight we had with steel incased lead. It,s been a real
improvement and is a lot safer now.Cost us about 25,000 CAN dollars
to do it but it,s done right now for a lot of years to come. It,s
been slow on the ol sled group lately.COME-ON people lets see some
new stuff,I know it,s out there.Thanks for now, Randy from Canada.

Thanks for the help, looks like each state is differant. I am in
Texas.   TR

Florida. Farm equipment. No tag.


--- In weighttransfermachines@yahoogroups.com, "texasred492003"
<dghconst@w...> wrote:
> I still have a lot of work to do on the sled, But was just
wondering
> what would be the best way to be legal on the road with it.  Have
> heard of a permit i could get for it or, How do you go about
getting
> tags for a sled?? How is it classified??  This sled is rigged with
a
> goose neck hitch that is removed at the pull. I will pull it with
a 1
> ton Dodge truck.   Thanks TR

In a message dated 5/17/04 7:25:00 PM Central Daylight Time, dghconst@...
writes: > I still have a lot of work to do on the sled, But was just wondering
> what would be the best way to be legal on the road with it.  Have heard of a
> permit I could get for it or, How do you go about getting tags for a sled?
> How is it classified?  This sled is rigged with a goose neck hitch that is
> removed at the pull. I will pull it with a 1 ton Dodge truck.   Thanks TR
>
If hauled on the road in Missouri, pulling sleds are classified as a "Special
Vehicle" & require no registration or license. But they are required to have
stop/turn & tail lights & if it's over a certain length, side lights, to help
prevent an accident. (It would probably be a nightmare if a sled was ever
rear-ended or had a collision from the side in heavy traffic.) We installed
hydraulic surge/towing brakes on our sled for easier stopping, too. But the best
&
safest way to haul any sled is on a good trailer.


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Depends what state you are in, North Carolina law will allow it as a home
built utility trailer. You would go to your local DMV office and apply for a
home built title, they would assign you a VIN number and you would have to
stamp it on the trailer and bring it by for the DMV inspector to verify it,
then the state would send you a title in a couple of weeks. When you turned
in the application for a title to be issued they would let you purchase a
tag at that time. A trailer tag in NC is only $10. Just make sure your tow
vehicle tag has enough weight for the tow vehicle and the trailer.

Zog

----- Original Message -----
From: "texasred492003" <dghconst@...>
To: <weighttransfermachines@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Monday, May 17, 2004 7:52 PM
Subject: [WEIGHT TRANSFER MACHINES] Tags or Permit for sled


>I still have a lot of work to do on the sled, But was just wondering
> what would be the best way to be legal on the road with it.  Have
> heard of a permit i could get for it or, How do you go about getting
> tags for a sled?? How is it classified??  This sled is rigged with a
> goose neck hitch that is removed at the pull. I will pull it with a 1
> ton Dodge truck.   Thanks TR
>
>
>
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>
>
>

I still have a lot of work to do on the sled, But was just wondering
what would be the best way to be legal on the road with it.  Have
heard of a permit i could get for it or, How do you go about getting
tags for a sled?? How is it classified??  This sled is rigged with a
goose neck hitch that is removed at the pull. I will pull it with a 1
ton Dodge truck.   Thanks TR

Just a note for those interested.The north american sled operators
association has a updated rule book out.I not sure how to order one
or how much they are,but when I know I'll post another message with
the details.If anyone else has more imfo please post it so we can all
have look if we want.thanks  Randy

I look forward to chatting and making new friends. Steve

i have a sled for sale that is used for the pedal tractors and the
power wheels for kids on ebay if you would like to look here is the
#3588225717 john from ky

Hi John. Basicaly stock, big stock and super stock for now. Garden
tractor pulling is just getting attention in the area but hopefully
it will grow. We have many interested folks.I'm tired of driving 150
to 400 miles just to hook to a sled a couple times and drive home.
Trying to get it going localy.
Our classes and rules are on Florida mini-tractor pulling group.
This will give you an idea of what we are looking for for now.
Thanks, Steve.


  john wrote: i dont what you need a sled for but i have a transfer
sled for lawn and garden tractors and atvs im in ky and sam irvin
has pulled this sled i also have scales to go with the sled

this sled can be used for atvs and garden tractors with all sizes of
motors from motorcycle to stock engines some of the guys from ky here
has pulled on it one is sam irvin if need to ask or email me for info
and price please serious inquiries only please john mccall in central
ky

i dont what you need a sled for but i have a transfer
sled for lawn and garden tractors and atvs im in ky
and sam irvin has pulled this sled i also have  scales
to go with the sled
--- Henderson Construction <dghconst@...> wrote:
> Hello Steve
>  I am in the middle of building my first sled now. i
> started with a school buss frame i gave 100.00 for
> and an old truck bed. so far i have 700.00 in it. it
> will weigh about 4500 pounds empty and i will add
> 10,000 lbs in concrete blocks as weight.it has a
> goose neck hitch that can be removed at the pull. it
> is about 35 feet long and i still like building the
> pull back hitch. hope this helps. Gene
>   ----- Original Message -----
>   From: Steve C.
>   To: weighttransfermachines@yahoogroups.com
>   Sent: Friday, January 16, 2004 11:19 PM
>   Subject: [WEIGHT TRANSFER MACHINES] Dead wt. sled?
>
>
>   We can't afford a transfer sled at this time but
> the kids (yeah. and
>   me) wanna pull the tractors we have built.
>
>   How much should a dead wt. sled wiegh empty? And
> how much additional
>   wt. should we have to add to it? Thanks.
>
>
>
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texasred why dont you post some photos of what you got going on
with the bilding of your sled

Hello Steve
  I am in the middle of building my first sled now. i started with a school buss
frame i gave 100.00 for and an old truck bed. so far i have 700.00 in it. it
will weigh about 4500 pounds empty and i will add 10,000 lbs in concrete blocks
as weight.it has a goose neck hitch that can be removed at the pull. it is about
35 feet long and i still like building the pull back hitch. hope this helps.
Gene
   ----- Original Message -----
   From: Steve C.
   To: weighttransfermachines@yahoogroups.com
   Sent: Friday, January 16, 2004 11:19 PM
   Subject: [WEIGHT TRANSFER MACHINES] Dead wt. sled?


   We can't afford a transfer sled at this time but the kids (yeah. and
   me) wanna pull the tractors we have built.

   How much should a dead wt. sled wiegh empty? And how much additional
   wt. should we have to add to it? Thanks.



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In a message dated 1/16/04 11:20:14 PM Central Standard Time, alcal@...
writes: > We can't afford a transfer sled at this time but the kids (yeah.
> and me) wanna pull the tractors we have built. How much should a dead wt. sled
> wiegh empty? And how much additional wt. should we have to add to it? Thanks.
>
Lots of people say they can't afford a weight transfer sled. But if you look
around enough & get to know the right people, you'd be surprised how litte it
takes to build your own basic sled. This web site will help, too: Information
About Pulling Sleds & How To Build A Sled
http://members.aol.com/pullingtractor/sledinfo.htm


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We can't afford a transfer sled at this time but the kids (yeah. and
me) wanna pull the tractors we have built.

How much should a dead wt. sled wiegh empty? And how much additional
wt. should we have to add to it? Thanks.

Pulling Sled Picture Gallery (New as of 11/15/03)
If you have a garden tractor pulling sled, please send me a picture
of it with a brief description so I can show it off for you in my
picture gallery! http://members.aol.com/hrgtpam/sledpics/sledpics.htm

Thanks,
Brian Miller

yes we do we make them and sell them to clubs around
--- driver_from_hell_2002 <okieslut69@...>
wrote:
> Anyone know where to find a sled or plans for a sled
> made for kids
> pedal tractors?
>
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Anyone know where to find a sled or plans for a sled made for kids
pedal tractors?

we are in ky and we have a sled and scales for sale
ask for john mccall 859-289-5647
--- jimabigone <callmeshop44266@...> wrote:
> were still looking for a transfer sled
> will look at any close by in near area
>
>


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were still looking for a transfer sled
will look at any close by in near area

john
need price and location
got the piture will show to other members
jim

WE HAVE ONE FOR SALE IN KY AND IT DOES BOTH AND HAVE
SCALES CAN SEND PICTURES  JOHN
--- jimabigone <callmeshop44266@...> wrote:
> i'm looking for a sled for garden tractors and
> atv???
> willing to look at all
> if have one up for sale that might need some work is
> also ok
> jim
>
>


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In a message dated 8/4/03 3:25:33 PM Central Daylight Time,
callmeshop44266@... writes: > i'm looking for a sled for garden tractors
and atv???
> willing to look at all if have one up for sale that might need some work is
also
> ok jim
>
There's a sled for sale on my web site. <A
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(http://members.aol.com/pullingtractor/postad.htm) The date of the ad is June
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i'm looking for a sled for garden tractors and atv???
willing to look at all
if have one up for sale that might need some work is also ok
jim

Eh Randy here ,I was interested as to how you guy,s have the ground
wheel mounted on your sled .At our last pull we had one to try and
compare to the lazer.We had the wheel with shockdamper mounted just
in front of the drive diff and off about 3 inches from dead center.
It was pretty close for the slower machines ,but with the faster
machines it was out from 2-3 feet nearly every time compared to the
lazer measurer.I think we were getting alot of bouncing from the
wheel as it ran along the ground.I was thinking it would work better
in the wheel track,but than if you pulled the sled hard to the
opposet side that it,s mounted it would give a longer distance than
the same pull stopping straight.Would it work if it was mounted to
run against the drive tire??.Any info would be helpful.Thanks

Stive why dont you post a pic. so we can see what it looks like