Snowmobile sled
OwnerThomas R. Fosterinventor
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Abstract
This invention relates to an improved snowmobile sled which is particularly adapted for supporting a track of a snowmobile while the snowmobile is being towed. The instant snowmobile sled includes a pair of runners. A bracket connects the heel portion of the runners to each other. A bridge connects the central portion of the runners to each other. The bridge includes a crossbeam which is adapted for engaging and supporting the track of the snowmobile.
Claims6
A snowmobile sled for supporting a track of a snowmobile while the snowmobile is being towed comprising;
- a pair of runners, a bracket connecting the rear portion of each of the runners to each other, a bridge connecting the central portion of each of said runners to each other, said bridge having a crossbeam with its opposite ends connected to each of said runners and being adapted to support a snowmobile track, and a loop mounted on a toe portion of each of said runners for positioning a snowmobile between the loops and to provide a means for attaching a strap to the runners to secure the sled to the snowmobile.
A snowmobile sled for supporting a track of a snowmobile while the snowmobile is being towed comprising;
- a pair of runners, a bracket connecting the rear portion of each of the runners to each other, a bridge connecting the central portion of each of said runners to each other, said bridge having a crossbeam with its opposite ends connected to each of said runners and being adapted to support a snowmobile track, and a hook fixedly connected to each end of the crossbeam, whereby said hooks are adapted to engageably receive a strap for holding a container on the sled.
A snowmobile sled for supporting a track of a snowmobile while the snowmobile is being towed comprising:
- a pair of runners;
- a bracket connecting the rear portion of each of the runners to each other;
- and a bridge connecting the central portion of each of said runners to each other;
- said bridge including;
- a pair of buttresses fixed to each runner and spaced axially along each runner, a leaf having its opposite ends hingedly mounted on each pair of buttresses and a crossbeam connected at its opposite ends to the central portion of each leaf for interconnecting the runners, said crossbeam being adapted to support a snowmobile track.
A snowmobile sled for supporting a track of snowmobile while the snowmobile is being towed comprising:
- a pair of runners, each of said runners having a ridge on the underside thereof for riding in snow, and a rod fixed to each ridge and extending along the ridge for impressing in snow;
- a bracket connected to the rear portion of each of the runners connecting the runners to each other, said bracket including, a column fixed to the upper portion of the rear of each of the runners, said column being substantially perpendicular to the runner, and a rectangular tubular crossbar fixed to the upper end of each of the columns to interconnect the columns and the runners;
- an upwardly extending loop mounted on a toe portion of each of said runners for positioning the snowmobile between the loops and to provide a means for attaching a strap to the runners to secure the sled to the snowmobile;
- a bridge connecting the central portion of each of said runners to each other, said bridge having a rectangular tubular crossbeam with its opposite ends connected to each of said runners and being adapted to support the snowmobile track;
- a hook fixedly connected to each end of the crossbeam, whereby said hooks are adapted to receive a strap for holding a container on the sled;
- a pair of basket stops mounted on the beam;
- and a second pair of basket stops mounted on the crossbar, whereby said pairs of basket stops cooperated to provide a means for removably retaining a container on the sled.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.