Caliber SledWheels — 400 lbs per ski, Anodized aluminum
Off the snow, a sled sits on its carbides. Every time you push it across a garage floor, the carbides take the wear and the floor takes the scratches.
The SledWheels are rated at 400 lbs per ski and are built from anodized aluminum. Lifts skis to reduce or minimize excessive carbide wear and protect floors and surfaces.
Why Choose the Caliber SledWheels
Built for the owner moving a sled around a garage in summer, with every figure on this page taken from Caliber.
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400 lbs per ski — the rating Caliber publishes, not a number rounded up.
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Adjustability — Multi-point adjustability - ski width, ski length, loop length and loop height.
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Function — Lifts skis to reduce or minimize excessive carbide wear and protect floors and surfaces.
What's Included
- 1 pair wheel kit with hardware and safety pin
- Assembly required
Made For
Built for anyone hauling powersports machines who wants the job to stop being a fight.
- Snowmobile owners with garage storage
- Powersports dealers and showrooms
- Service shops moving units
- Race and trail teams
- Anyone protecting a finished floor
Features
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Maximum Ski Width — Fits most skis up to 9" wide.
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Maximum Weight Capacity — 400 lbs per ski.
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Speed Capability — Safe movement at speeds up to 12 mph; locking/safety pin keeps wheels secure.
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Turn Radius — Approximately 6 ft.
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Frame Material — Anodized aluminum.
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Wheels — Over-molded wheels for grip and easy steering.
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Finger Covers — Molded finger covers add protection from carbides.
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Bumpers — Molded bumpers protect spindles.
What It Is Rated For
Caliber rates this at 400 lbs per ski. That is the figure the manufacturer publishes, and it is the one on this page — nothing here is rounded up to make the product look stronger than it is.
Every figure in the table below comes from Caliber. Where the manufacturer publishes no number for something, this page leaves it out rather than filling the gap.
The table below is the whole of what Caliber publishes for this product. Nothing beyond it is claimed on this page.
Fitting and Using It
Spring-loaded adjustable hook with rubber seat for quick attach and release.
In the box: 1 pair wheel kit with hardware and safety pin; assembly required.
Read the manufacturer instructions before you start; the order the parts go together in is not always obvious from the box.
The Right Dolly Kit for Your Setup
If a dolly kit is what your setup is missing, this is Caliber's answer at 400 lbs per ski.
Don't wait — scroll back up and click the orange Add to Cart button to get this dolly kit on its way to your shop.