@@Kmecha84 ehh, there’s a thin line there. I would say that he probably make’s payments like everyone else. I have the same truck in white, It’s a base model tradesman crew. I pay monthly, but I got it when they where still less than 40 grand. Instead of a snowmobile I have an ATV, that was a must for my business.
Never understood the purpose of top loading sled ramps?! Put your tailgate down, back into a snowbank and drive the sled in ! Save your vertebrae and damage to your truck 😂
That's probably true! I wanted to buy property in a 'flood zone.' The house had never seen any flood water, but it was in the mapped area. The cost of required flood insurance per year for the 30 year mortgage put a stop to that dream. My friend in the insurance business said the state took all of the combined insurance payouts due to a Hurricane destroying thousands of million dollar beach homes, and dispersed the cost to the rest of the state carriers... who pass the cost on to us. And those thousands of beach homes were re built in the same spots after those property owners collected their 'claims.' My point is, we the insurance consumers who never had a claim on our sleds or trucks, are paying extra for guy's like in this video, and a hundred more videos like it!
The saying goes, 'to each, their own.' I have slightly used versions of both sled and truck, and I still wouldn't take this chance of doing what he did. Not only damaging my sled(s) and truck, but the broken arm, or worse that might happen. (I hope this guy was okay) Have you seen the other vid where the sled and rider went over the cab, down the hood and hit another person's enclosed trailer? I didn't see him get up either. I'll bet that 'sled deck' cost the same as what I paid for my pair of Ski-doo's already on the 8×10' aluminum Sled Bed tilt deck trailer. And I can use the trailer in the summer for a variety of other hauling jobs. My ATV's, lawn tractor, plywood, sheetrock, etc. Not knocking the 'Sled deck' but, it's not for me and my kids.
@@user-wb6wn3ft5zthat’s true, but everyone here is trashing on sled decks because a few people can’t figure it out. Imagine if people started saying they weren’t going to walk up stairs any more after seeing a couple people fall, stairs suck elevators are the only way idiots! Loading a sled deck is just like loading a tall trailer, I’ve seen people spear their sled into the back of the truck loading a normal trailer too, it’s operator error here people, not sled deck error
@@MichaelGillen-if1nr You're right. If people can't learn or do something efficiently, they bash it... or bash others who can do it right. I'm sure if I looked, I will find a few videos of sled trailer mishaps as well! Here's to safe trails and loading up at the end of the day!
One need to be a circus performer to put a sled up on one of those ramps without injuring oneself...and most people got no experience from circus work@@upsidedownamerica
Haha nah, it's intimidating the first few loads but these types of fails are super rare. Just imagine not having to deal w trailer maneuvering, and having that locked storage underneath. It's nice!
When he finally landed on the ground his fingers were moving like he was struggling to figure out a simple math problem. "2 + 2 = 2...no...3...no...4 yeah that's it 4"
Rumps little hands couldn't grip the handlebars. Plus the orange traitor would never associate with this crowd. He just views them/you as useful idiots.
Suspension set up issue? Chances are he had loose limiter straps which changes track angle, making it very easy to pop the front up. Combine that with a little throttle and your Ram gets rammed.
I don't understand you guys. You will buy a 80k dollar truck, a 16k dollar sled, and spend 2k on a setup to haul it in your bed, but won't buy a freaking 3k dollar enclosed trailer because your afraid to haul it or learn how to back one up.
That thing is beyond dangerous then give a unexperienced person a snowmobile a recipe for disaster. Anybody that has snowmobiled for a long time owns a drive on drive off trailer guarantee it.
I am in the northeast and I do not think I have ever seen one of those sled decks on a Pickup everyone just buys a trailer. Seems like they are more popular out west? What is the advantage to having one? It seems like your sled would just get covered in salt, I have put sleds in the bed and they don’t really get much salt on them but I also don’t do that very often. Are the mountain roads too steep and snow covered to risk a trailer?
@@brettgingery298 I'm not riding anywhere this season yet, our lakes not frozen and we only got a foot of snow, that was a typo on the previous comment, I got fat thumbs dude
