Can We Save This Antique Snowmobile? 1953 Huskymobile Restoration 

The guy who originally built these machines is looking down smiling!! So glad you got your hands on it and it's being saved!! As usual you are doing an amazing job.

Great job on this machine Travis! I truly enjoy hearing the history of these old machines.

I really love the history search on this project. As always your workmanship is impressive. We are all hungry for more. Keep er comin!!!

Great job on the machine restoration. Brandon, Manitoba.

Great job Travis!

Very nice work.

Keep up the good work. It's always neat when an obscure machine like this can be saved.

great work, always a pleasure to watch these.

Cant wait to see it done.

What a cool machine, look forward to seeing run.

Nice job!

Such a cool sled! Great work as always. Can't wait to see it move.

You should probably put together a set of measured drawings for that puppy in case someone wants to recreate it. 👍🏻

Nice job as usual! That Wisconsin looks like a jewel now. I would not doubt that distributor is the same or similar to what was used in the John Deere upright two cylinder engines. Which use the same points at the Delco distributor on my '51 Case farm tractor, that was converted from magneto when I got it.

2:30 He put wheels on it for road use

those tires on that sled are the exact same tire my 1959 wheel horse rj59 had stock. those are some rare tires

Is your machine any relation to the Hus-Ski? This was a tracked machine (looked more like a tracked lawn mower) that was hitched to the trailer that the person sat on. Super maneuverable and pretty good in any conditions…I have seen these here in Ontario but no Huskymobiles…sorry!