To be fair, with using the works of others, so the faults are ironed out, it's proving easy enough to make 
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I may have a go at a pulk. Wont cost that much to be fare.
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Depends on what you go with for the body, but even if you go with the better one ( I forget the terminology ) it wasn't too bad in the link, sub £90 iirc, then the bits and bobs maybe another £40 -£50 ?
Do you mean the roll up type Al. Im thinking of the rigid pulk plastic body type with solid poles.
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Probley make a solid one for way less than £90 to be fare. Its just the transportation of it. But it seems it will be ok this trip....👍👍👍👍I was mate, I see fair enough
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Oooooh. Me likes that...😝😝😝😝
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Im going to use 2 of these with rigid poles so it should turn better in the snow. Or i can tie them tight and make it more rigid.
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Its only 100 cm long and i have 2 bags about that. Pluss they should stack together for transport. I plan to put a system in for a set of wheels in case we have to use a road so it wont wear through. Like Waylands did on his trip. Duck tape as back up though.
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That is nice Dewi, if like Dave says, ski's etc (sports equipment) go free and you can get a bag big enough and then load the bag, you may have a nice touch
Dragging two pulks is going to be really rather hard... is there not a way you can modify one by cutting a central section from the other... make a longer pulk? If you're modifying for wheels, it is about the same amount of work to extend and support to make one big pulk instead of daisy chaining them and making your life hard for the big pull.
I dont think having 2 will change any thing as the first one will clear or rather flatten the path for the second and they will be close. Only an inch or 2 appart so would make turning a little tighter.
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If i need the wheels the bags will just get stacked anyway.
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Whereabouts are you Lanny? If we're geographically close, maybe we could do some mods to yours based on what I have... or even use the mould I'm making to match up with what you have. Dunno... but dragging the two will be more difficult than one. You could always test it in Scotland.
I considered the wheel mod, but then Martin gave me the Ikea trolley. A whole lot easier.
Are any of you considering the North Wood meet in December... I want to go to test my kit and the guys who attend are very knowledgeable.. best of everything in those woods, one of my favourite places.
I considered the wheel mod, but then Martin gave me the Ikea trolley. A whole lot easier.
Are any of you considering the North Wood meet in December... I want to go to test my kit and the guys who attend are very knowledgeable.. best of everything in those woods, one of my favourite places.
Hmmmm you have me thinking now...🤔🤔🤔🤔
Might look see if there are any bigger sledges.
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Might look see if there are any bigger sledges.
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Another way might be (sorry I get all weirdy thinking about stuff like this) is that you could stack both bags on top of each other, then put the additional sled on top. Strap the two together, you have a pod like system on the go
Or when Al is not looking, hook your sled to Al's sled... he'll never know.
Or when Al is not looking, hook your sled to Al's sled... he'll never know.
