The perfect snowmobile storage solution 

100 times this !

It'll be fine

Only way I would work under it is if it had additional safety lines or something even so I wouldn't 100% trust either

You could use static chains, then lower the cable to let the load off, then you’d be “safer”.

You could just have like storage or something like that so you don't necessarily have to go under it.

what's the exact spot under if you can share a picture

@@seangagne1895 I moved and keep my sled in another situation but the 2 x10 was about 3 feet long with a 1 inch hole bored about 2 inches from each end. I had the 2x10 flat against ths pan that supports the front end. keeping pressure off the suspension.

At 450 pounds at that height, if it fell, it would most certainly kill your ass or make you wish you were dead if you survived! It is not only 450 pounds but at a velocity compounding the force. This is a bad idea all around and being a HD mechanic for a number of years I have not only seen or heard of the results of a suspended load falling and killing somebody, simply because an individual was standing or walking under a suspended load which is strictly forbidden, along with a lifting device failure as well. For something like this to be safe there has to be a safety device UNDER the sled SECURELY LOCKED IN PLACE after being lifted! All it would take is one of the lifting devices on this suspended load to break and 💥. Make sure your liability and life insurance is up to date!

I used a cable hoist from Princess Auto and had a custom cage made by a welder.

Or a sex swing from Amazon.

@@timsimerson5629 weighs less than some wives lol

Paul Lunney there are girder trusses on each side of the openings to hold the weight. Rated for 1500lbs per opening. I used princess auto hoist winches.

@@ScottMag123 Did you also reinforce the walls under the girders?

@@hworkmaniv88 Yes, girder trusses on each side of opening and 2 in between with extra postings to hold them. Fully engineered and can hold 1500lbs in each bay.

@@ScottMag123I’d rather see the video of all the engineering

@@coloradogix5016 I’d have to charge for that. Lol.

First thing I thought as he was raising it..... That's ALOT OF WEIGHT on those joists.

@@frenchbulldogdad1003 that sled only weighs like 450 lbs. I've met humans who weigh more.

This was engineered to get the sleds off the floor for storage and the bonus is that they can drop right onto a sled deck. I use my deck ramps any other time.