Harbor freight 4x8 Trailer/1996 Polaris Indy 500 Trail combo $300/Comes As Pair

[Phat Twin]

Harbor Freight 4x8 foldable trailer. Trailer bolted together, can be removed for folding storage. Purchased new a year ago. Perfect trailer for hauling a motorcycle. 1 7/8" Hitch. Registered this year already.

1996 Polaris Indy Trail 500. Runs and Drives. Only been driven in the back yard, great ice fishing sled, not perfect, but runs. Comes with a used cover. These come as a package deal. Tie down bar not included, bring straps.

$300. PM for more details if interested.




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[TheIglu]

I'll take it.

This weekend work?

[loudbeard]

Poor Garrett. He's been looking for a cheap sled for months and this one comes and goes in 10 minutes. Probably wise to hold out for the enticer anyway.

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[TheIglu]

I've still got snow.

[Phat Twin]

I'm gone, but my son is around. It's his stuff. PM me your phone number and I'll have him get in contact with you.


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[snwbrdr435]

How long has he had it? I had the same exact sled for a winter a few years ago.

[island boyeee]

just curious how you bolted it together.. and did it stop it from rattling like crazy?? mine is so obnoxious.

[MattR302]

just curious how you bolted it together.. and did it stop it from rattling like crazy?? mine is so obnoxious.

There's 4 nuts&bolts on the rear section, 2 sets on each side, kinda above/just inside the wheels - if you unbolt them, it can fold up. It basically bolts the folding part to the frame. Look at yours, I believe one set you can bolt from the sides (parallel to the axle) and the other you have to reach under the rails, under the decking to bolt (perpendicular to the ground)

[Stoneman]

I'll take it.

This weekend work?

I've still got snow.

You'll get years of use outta that sled, Clayton. We have the 440 Sport version of the same vintage, and I can honestly tell ya I don't know if it'll ever die. It's a little hoot to bomb around on and the kids really sharpened their teeth on it. Great grab!

[island boyeee]

There's 4 nuts&bolts on the rear section, 2 sets on each side, kinda above/just inside the wheels - if you unbolt them, it can fold up. It basically bolts the folding part to the frame. Look at yours, I believe one set you can bolt from the sides (parallel to the axle) and the other you have to reach under the rails, under the decking to bolt (perpendicular to the ground)

Ah ok thanks. I had looked around at it a bit, but didn't really see a way to make it "solid". I will check it out again this weekend and see what I can do with it. Thanks!

[carsick]

You'll get years of use outta that sled, Clayton. We have the 440 Sport version of the same vintage, and I can honestly tell ya I don't know if it'll ever die. It's a little hoot to bomb around on and the kids really sharpened their teeth on it. Great grab!

Yup, same experience here. My teenager did eventually kill the freebie 80's 440 after a few years of abuse, but our Polaris 340 Indy lite continues to soldier on for yard duty. Too bad I missed this, my 11 year old has been asking for me to get a second sled so we can do laps out back.

[Stoneman]

Yup, same experience here. My teenager did eventually kill the freebie 80's 440 after a few years of abuse, but our Polaris 340 Indy lite continues to soldier on for yard duty. Too bad I missed this, my 11 year old has been asking for me to get a second sled so we can do laps out back.

I see more old Indy Lites & A/C 370's out there than any of the other manu's small disp/large frame sleds from the other manu's. Currently looking for a good deal on a decent A/C 370 myself...