Thanks for the view and your kind words. Hope you are entertained by this huge endeavor I’ve embarked upon, bare with the slow progress.

Thanks for the comment sled season is close again I hope to make some more progress this winter I’m sure the Skandic will be getting a workout.

That would be ideal I’ve been making use of what I have at the house.

Saw holder has been on the machine for over 80 hours now with most of the time holding my big saw the 441C no issues so far I should seal the wood though haven’t gotten around to it yet.

You can probably pull that off but I switch back and forth between my Linq bags and the Packout stuff daily depending on what I’m doing.

I did just that. It isn't difficult to do. I set the mount on the Linq plate, mark through the packout mount holes to the Linq plate, drill holes in Linq, bolt packout down, reinstall Linq plate. Easy. The Milwaukee Packout system has a lot of options. I use it for everything.

I wish it was precise hole location’s. lol I’m not a building and just figuring things out as I go and some aspects have not been so precise. I end up just dealing with the consequences and think up some sort of solution. I wouldn’t recommend my videos for how too’s.

It is a Skidoo HD rear bumper for 20” machines rated for 1500lbs compared to the stock 1200lbs one. The wrap around bar the saw is attached to came on this model from factory but is also a Skidoo accessory. The Milwaukee stuff is on a universal wall mount from Milwaukee bolted up to two of Skidoos Multi Linq base plates a homemade combination. I think there are companies making aluminum plates that bolt to the skidoo tunnels now. Muskoka Freerider on KZfaq runs one on the mountain sleds that is much more low profile.

Sweet thank you!

11’ Long Ramps modified to work for snowmobiles. I have a build video you can check out if interested.