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Titan adventure lift

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Denkopf

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Age
71
Location
Bethel,CT
Country
USA
Years Snowmobiling
10
Snowmobile
2019 Polaris Titan Adventure
I am looking for a lift for this wide track/long track, I can not find anything. can someone point me to something that is strong and moveable? thanks Dennis
 
Denkopf said:
I am looking for a lift for this wide track/long track, I can not find anything. can someone point me to something that is strong and moveable? thanks Dennis
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I have never heard of anyone putting a lift in a sled.. not sure what you mean
 
Not a lift in a sled I am looking to lift the sled so I can work on it.
 
Like the black ice one but for a wide track 20”. My sled is 129” long
 
Denkopf said:
Like the black ice one but for a wide track 20”. My sled is 129” long
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If you look at those dimensions you might be able to unbolt the rear lift arms, cut and extend the cross tube and bolt that to the outside to make a good amount of room for your sled to fit through. Just an option.
 
I’m thinking the two parallel arms under the pads would be too narrow to fit around the track. There has to be something out there I just can’t find one.
Thanks
 
Denkopf said:
I’m thinking the two parallel arms under the pads would be too narrow to fit around the track. There has to be something out there I just can’t find one.
Thanks
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They look to be 21 3/4"

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might have to call them and see if they can make one custom or go to a handy lift.
 
MrSled said:
They look to be 21 3/4"

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might have to call them and see if they can make one custom or go to a handy lift.
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Ouch. With engineering that would cost a pretty penny. Thanks I will keep looking.
 
I would try giving these guys a call, looks like they do all their design and manufacturing in house.

Snowmobile Lifts | USA Made | J&S Snowmobile Jacks

The J&S Jacks Snowmobile Lift boasts a secure and powerful performance reaching a maximum height of 32" while lifting up to 1000 lbs.
jsjacks.com jsjacks.com
 
Polaris made a PVL 1200 lift. Can’t find any info or dealers. HELP
 
850Switchback said:
I would try giving these guys a call, looks like they do all their design and manufacturing in house.

Snowmobile Lifts | USA Made | J&S Snowmobile Jacks

The J&S Jacks Snowmobile Lift boasts a secure and powerful performance reaching a maximum height of 32" while lifting up to 1000 lbs.
jsjacks.com jsjacks.com
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I looked at J&S their lifts look great, the only problem is they do not respond and when I googled them they came up on Better Business and multiple comments (I'm not talking about 1 or 2 a lot) on how poorly the deliver and respond. Wait time is huge on product. Other wise they have what I need but I am not sending them $900 and go through the pain of trying to get it. a big bummer.
 
That sucks, hate it when companies shoot themselves in the foot like that.
I did find the company that makes that Polaris lift unfortunately looks like they discontinued it entirely since I couldn't find one for sale still anywhere.
See page 38 in the link below.
 
Denkopf said:
Like the black ice one but for a wide track 20”. My sled is 129” long
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I bought the black ice model. It works great for my smaller sled but it is too short to lift the Titan more than an inch off the ground. I am tired of throwing my back out trying to lift my sled to put a furniture dolly under the track to move it around the garage. Thinking about maybe putting a heavy duty eyebolt into a ceiling stud and using a come along to lift it.
 
Hammerhead786 said:
I bought the black ice model. It works great for my smaller sled but it is too short to lift the Titan more than an inch off the ground. I am tired of throwing my back out trying to lift my sled to put a furniture dolly under the track to move it around the garage. Thinking about maybe putting a heavy duty eyebolt into a ceiling stud and using a come along to lift it.
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I did the eye bolt in the past. Might have to do it again. I purchased a farm 60” jack, works but a little wonky.
 
I'd think about finding a nice used chain fall instead of a come along. Stronger and more control releasing it down.
 
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