08 Dragon Carbides Trailer Damage

[fargineyesore]

I just bought a 700 Dragon and the carbides on the skags are like knives!! I drove it into my garage and put two nice grooves in my 5 year old concrete! I'm thinking now what their going to do to my trailer (2 x 6 decking). Anyone else have this problem and is there anything on the market for this to protect a guy's trailer?

 

[sumx54]

1/8" puck board works for me and its alot cheaper anything else out there I just cut into 12" x 8' lengths and tech screw it to my deck

 

[throttle-up]

Puck board works really well but it is SLIPPERY!!!!!! I sell and use the new superglides for the trailers. It is grippy to walk on yet still load sleds / quads without damaging your trailer.

 

[4extreme]

You can buy guides for the trailer and the carbides don`t touch just the skis. When I pick up my XP I had them leave the carbides off so I wouldn`t damage my truck. I`m going to put them on when I get to the hill this weekend.

 

[teeroy]

superglides are the way to go for sure. a cheap alternative is to find one of those old slip-in plastic corrugated boxliners that were popular a few years back. cut a few strips out and screw them down, the ribs are deep enough that the carbides don't reach the bottom and hold the sled pretty securely from side to side motion.

 

[GRD]

Puck board works really well but it is SLIPPERY!!!!!! I sell and use the new superglides for the trailers. It is grippy to walk on yet still load sleds / quads without damaging your trailer.

When is it slippery? With ice?

If it is grippy when walking on, does it get slippery?

Where do you get it?

Thanks