Anybody seen one of these on the ice?

[limeyangler]

 

This might work, not sure on the price though.

 

 

 

 

Edited January 12, 2018 by limeyangler

[irishfield]

FINE.. for no rigid tow bar!! 

[ch312]

There's the Snow Dog which can pull over 1000 lbs and costs around $3k US that you could likely copy and build for $1000 or so. 

A used snowmobile for $1000-1500 is likely the easiest and cheapest option. Might even find an old sled for a couple hundred bucks that you could restore for a few bucks or use it's parts to make something like the Snow Dog. If you're going to try and build something that will only work on ice with little to no snow cover you might as well just use a Smitty sled.

[Fisherman]

Here's the newer version, no price yet.

[Old Ironmaker]

If my body continues to break down like it is I will use my elec. mobility chair and throw some chains on the tires. If I were to look for something just for ice fishing, not trail riding etc. it would be a good used snow machine or ATV with chains you can use all year.  Like it has been said here no need to re invent the wheel.

Edited January 12, 2018 by Old Ironmaker

[aplumma]

Here is another direction to consider.

 

Art

[John Bacon]

5 hours ago, aplumma said:

Here is another direction to consider.

 

Art

I looks like it could cut holes in the ice for you too.    

[aplumma]

15 hours ago, John Bacon said:

I looks like it could cut holes in the ice for you too.    

You would have to be careful doing donuts.lol

 

Art

[maker a laker]

Hello,

Where did you get the dog harnesses for the sled? I have an 80lb Lab that could use the exercise when we go out on the ice.

 

[TJQ]

LOL.. that thing looks cool... i dunno how well it would work.  I need one for cordwood.

[misfish]

On 1/11/2018 at 11:38 PM, irishfield said:

FINE.. for no rigid tow bar!! 

Nope, it,s a mini yimmydude.