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mooney
 Post subject: Building a snowmobile snowboard rack
PostPosted: Wed Oct 24, 2007 4:00 pm 
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My ghetto rigged bungee cord/plywood setup isnt cutting it anymore.

Anyone know of any info/plans on how to build a sturdy snowmobile snowboard rack that can hold 1 or 2 splitboards?

I have a 99 RMK 700 if that matters.

Gracias
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jackhennigan
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http://www.cheetahfactoryracing.com

Great reviews form all the granola hippies in interior BC
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Killclimbz
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These guys make ski/board racks for snowmobiles. Might be an easier way to go.
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IridePow
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jonpierre could maybe help you out.
Send him a PM.

Here is his blog
http://www.weknowsnow.com/blog/
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Will
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I mounted four flat eyelets in my floorboards (two on each side) and then use a ratcheting tie down to hold my board to the tunnel:
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It's not the fastest in and out but the price is right and it gets the job done. I don't like how some of the racks out there make your board hang way off the end of the sled, it makes it awkward if you need to pick up the rear end.

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mtnrider
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I just can't bring myself to drill holes in the tunnel.

Oh well...
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Will
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The holes I used are in the footboards. On that note, if you do drill in those be careful to look underneath first, some sleds run the coolant lines under there. Pip drilled in to his when building his rack, but plugged the leak with a sheetmetal screw and was good to go. Having a beat ass sled that's 11 years old makes it easier to drill holes :wink:

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ride_pow
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jackhennigan wrote:
http://www.cheetahfactoryracing.com

Great reviews form all the granola hippies in interior BC


Are they really granola hippies if they are roarin' around on braps braps?

Just sayin'. :wink:

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IridePow
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I remembered seeing something on here.
http://www.splitboard.com/talk/viewtopic.php?t=536
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