SALT SHIELD OPTIONS - Hardcore Sledder
2010年1月3日 · Hi, I am new here and also relatively new to the sport. I have a open two place trailer and would like to get opinions on a salt guard for the front of it. Are they worth the $$$ ? and wich is better an aluminum or the fiberglass/plastic models. I like the way an aluminum shield looks- but it looks like a plastic one might protect the sleds better.
Trailer Salt Shield - Hardcore Sledder
2009年8月3日 · Trailer Salt Shield Jump to Latest 24K views 10 replies 9 participants last post by tf18 Aug 9, 2009
Plastic or Aluminum Salt Shield - Hardcore Sledder
2014年11月17日 · I need to get a salt shield for my Triton open trailer. A buddy (who has the Triton Alum salt shield) told me to a plastic one (like Caliber). He said the plastic is lighter, won't dent, and isn't affected by the elements. The Caliber Poly Shield is about $100 more than the Triton alum one here in my area. Any other recommendations?
Homemade Salt Shields | SnoWest Forums
2009年12月9日 · On the Aluminum shield, I was thinking if you could make a larger backer plate and more or less clamp it to the rail of the trailer to spread the load out some. The caliber ones are decent, the buddy that had the aluminum one replaced it with one of the caliber units. That lexan is not cheap,, try pricing out 4'x8' sheets of 1/2".
Make your own Salt Sheild - Snowmobile Fanatics
2004年10月2日 · That is the trailer I bought.. haha.. I could have designed it no problem. Once you get good at solid modeling it gets easy. I did do all the work from that screen shot I took. I can replicate a drawing of what I got on the trailer I purchased (triton). I am guessing for a metal salt shield you would need a 4'x4' piece of .0625 steel.
Trailer Guards - Snowmobile Fanatics
2009年1月9日 · My dad made one out of a sheet of aluminum (8.5 x 6 x 1/8") used a metal brake to bend it, and used the same kind of material cut into strips and twisted on the ends for support braces to bolt to the trailer.
Homemade salt shield v nose trailer - Hardcore Sledder
2011年12月1日 · Then cut 4 2x4s between 3'-4' , measure from v to edge of trailer , and height of 2x4s . Cut 3/4" plywood to that dimension , attatch to 2x4s . The trailing edge , not v edge , gets 2-3' of angle iron attatched to it . Pull shield out of stake pockets , drop side by side over end of trailer with angle iron grabbing trailer lip and wala ramps .
Single place salt shield made out of old bedliner
2015年10月11日 · I made a salt shield and ski guides for my single place trailer from an old bedliner I picked up off craigslist for $20. I searched the old google for ideas on how to do this and couldn't find anything. I was pretty surprised nobody has done this yet. Overall I think it turned out pretty well. Just cut it up with a sawzall and riveted it together.
Anyone make their own salt shield/ramps | SnoWest Forums
2008年2月28日 · Welded pockets under the front ramp "slot" to accept the shields. The outside ski stick over the front of the trailer, so we made a notch in the shield so it would go up over the ski and still be the full width of the trailer. Now you have a shield to take off plus a ramp to move, but it works without buying a new trailer.
Homemade salt shield | SnoWest Forums
2009年2月19日 · I don't have any pictures but I made some nice salt shields on a home made V nose trailer using the plastic bed liners pieces that fit on the tail gate. I got the beliner pieces from a spray on bed liner place. They will usually just give them to …