would this be good for 1000# snowmobile?
1089500
I did not load anything 1000lbs through this ramp yet, but the ramp seems very rigid and sturdy enough for 1000lbs. The mfr. rating is 1500lbs max. So I think it is safe for your 1000lbs snowmobile.
1970771
Ultra Performance Grease would perform OK for snowmobile bearings, but it is not specifically designed for very cold-temperature service. It would be best to use a grease that is specifically designed to perform well in the temperature range that is expected when operating the snowmobile.
1063673
My 800 # atv with me on it ( 1000# total) goes up with no problem. They are steep so it would be hard to push something up by hand.
2188469
Max RPM? Be interesting just to know what you're going to be doin' with this item. I can say the bearings are top-notch, smooth, and dependable for items up to the listed 1000#'s ... though I've never put anything heavier than a 5 to 600# load on 'em.
2242975
I use on my 250 truck And fully loaded 3 horse trailer. I think it helps both with traction
1674307
I had a 1000 and wore it out......the 1000 does not have the required holes in the rails to hold the units and if I remember correctly the rails are a different shape so even drilling holes through the metal may not work.........look online like craigslist for a used total gym with the crunch......for not that much more you can get a heavier duty machine that either has the cruych attachment or can accept it......
962272
I have a 900 pound overhead camper on my Tundra. This seems to work fine, but I'm not sure it would with anything heavier.
1283205
It is rated for 1000 lbs so you will only be using half capacity. If you do it I recommend you stop every 200 miles and grease the bearings through the zero on the hub
2206640
If your Wabash set is O gauge, and functions either on 2 or 3 rails, then yes-the MTH z-1000 will work. If it's HO, N or S scale, this will put too much power in the rails and burn up the motor. If it's G scale, you should be fine.
2277252
You could but I wouldn't expect the machine to last very long doing that kind of work. If you want snow like ice I would find a machine specific to that task and you will need to pay more money for a high-end machine.
638722
It is over kill for the 898. The RAM 111 with the 1.5 in ball is plenty strong for that unit. I have my 999 mounted on one, and I got the 111U-C heavy duty for my 1199 Humminbird, and it is plenty strong for it.
276330
No. This is made for a big, heavy 2-stage gas snowblower. Even if you did manage to jerry-rig it on your snowblower it would weigh it down too much to use. This cab is a lot bigger than it looks in the picture and also makes a great sail on a windy day!
1264116
this mount will require that two receivers be welded to the frame for support. check with your installer to see if the fifth wheel frame will handle the 1000lb. load. the carrier works very well on my coach. consider adding a 12v boat trailer elec. wench. makes loading and unloading easy.lon
368406
Robin M. answered it pretty well. I put it on our snowmobile helmets. It works pretty well. It is a little bit of static but for the price it can't be beat. Works very well even at 120 mph+
495015
The unit is rated for 1500 lbs. Depending on how heavy the plow is and the angle of the cable as it pulls the plow is all a factor. I did not use it for a snowplow, but this seems to be a better quality small winch. Good luck
1796222
Yes....good/fair price and a great product...use mine all winter on my snowmobiles.
862075
Yes. U should have no problem. I am running a crown 2500 and it's good to go