DIY Snowmobile Dolly

Move your snowmobile with ease with your own homemade snowmobile dolly. Snowmobile dollies are a set of three separate dollies that hold the rear of a snowmobile and each ski. They allow the movement of these motor vehicles from one area to the next in the off season, when there is no snow. Only one person is required for moving these vehicles on flat ground. Build a snowmobile dolly using plywood, wheels and standard lumber that can be purchased from any local hardware store.

Tape measure
Plywood, 3/4-by-18-by-18 inches
12 swivel wheels with screws
Screw gun
4 pine boards, 2-by-2-by-20 inches
2 plywood sheets, 3/4-by-10-by-20 inches
8 wood screws, 2 1/4-inch

Instructions

- 1
  Lay your 18-inch plywood flat and set four swivel wheels on top of it. Position a wheel in each corner so the brackets are flush with the corners of the plywood. Screw the wheels to the plywood using the screws provided. This is the rear dolly for your snowmobile.
- 2
  Position two 20-inch boards flat, parallel and 7 inches apart. Lay a 20-inch sheet of plywood on top of the boards so the edges are flush. Screw eight screws through the plywood so four screws enter each 20-inch board. Repeat this step with the other two 20-inch boards and 20-inch plywood. These are the frames to your ski dollies.
- 3
  Set one of the ski dolly frames flat so the plywood is on top of the boards. Position a swivel wheel inside each corner of the plywood so the edges are flush, just as you did in the first step with the other sheet of plywood. Screw the swivel wheel to the plywood using the screws provided. Repeat this step with the last set of wheels and ski dolly frame.
- 4
  Lift the back end of the snowmobile a few inches off of the ground and slide the rear dolly completely underneath the track. Lift each ski up and set it between the 20-inch boards on the ski dollies.

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