Pulk sled modification

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I am getting ready for what is supposed to be a good pulk sled season. The past couple years were a disappointment. The snowshoes are in good shape and with the work layoff, I may even be able to get out a few times to match the snowing days.
I have been working on the tree table but the idea of making the sled a table intrigued me. So, with some items I had at home....3/4" PVC pipe, some old poles, and a 1/4" wood top, I made my sled into an elevated workstation. You could just put the top on the sled for an "under the tarp" work surface as well.

[HamMike]

That's pretty slick!! I bet you could find four small wheels to pop in their if you run into sparse snow. Two stationary on the back and rotating like on the back of a grocery cart for the front. A raised work/cook space is a great addition to the setup.

[Stone]

That is pretty sweet!

[Hickery]

Now I like that!

[2Questions]

That's pretty slick!! I bet you could find four small wheels to pop in their if you run into sparse snow. Two stationary on the back and rotating like on the back of a grocery cart for the front. A raised work/cook space is a great addition to the setup.

After pulling my larger sled through the mud and rocks at Mt Rogers in 2010, that may have helped, but in general I only use the pulk when I know there will be a fair amount of snow. Back in BSA days, we often had to add wheels to our Klondike sleds. Not quite the same experience!

[old4hats]

Many may debate carrying a table, but no one will refuse to use one if it is available. Truly a most handy piece of luxury gear. Nice concept.

[Mumbles]

I agree that this is very cool. In fact, as I'm constructing my first pulk, I may just plan something to add to my project that might resemble yours.

[Fire-Bug]

That's really cool, leave it to you!

[4estTrekker]

Cool! Hope you get some good, deep snow to test it out properly in!

[Floridahanger]

Nice multitasker you have there. It makes the brain juices flow.

Now, does anyone have wide, oversized wheels that weigh less than 4ozs each? I guess not. There goes my plans for a Florida version.