Sno Pro 8ft Powder Coated Sled Deck

The 8 ft version of the sled deck, finished in black powder coat rather than bare aluminium. Powder coating over the sides and headache rack is not just cosmetic – it takes the glare out of a bare alloy deck sitting in the sun behind the cab, and it stands up better to boots, chains and tie-down hooks.

Sliding sides construction lets the deck be adjusted to the tray it is mounted on, and quad-ply decking gives a hard-wearing surface for a machine to sit on.

Specification

The homework before you fit one

A deck plus a machine can easily exceed what a dual cab tray is rated to carry, and it sits that weight high and behind the rear axle. Check the vehicle payload, the rear axle limit and the tray or canopy rating in your vehicle documentation first. This listing makes no engineering, load rating or roadworthiness claim, and load restraint on public roads is governed by the rules in your state or territory.

Loading and unloading on your own

The value of a deck with sliding sides is that one person can manage it. Jack the legs down, drive the ute out from under it, and the deck stands on its own with the machine still on board – no second pair of hands and no shed space taken up by a trailer that spends most of its life empty.

Alternatives

If the machine would be better off behind the vehicle than on top of it, the towed options are listed under enclosed trailers and container chassis and trailers.