nutsster
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Our cabin in the Uinta Mountains is two and a half miles from the parking lot. The snowmobile traffic quickly makes the roads very mogully along our route to our cabin. To help keep my teeth, I decided to build a drag to keep the road smooth to my place and others willing to chip in for costs. I studied several drags and came up with this design. 
After testing and some minor adjusting, it has turned into a very nice drag that is easy to pull. It is 7'-9" wide and 12' long. I used a reverse chevrons with rippers and multi-planing blades in the rear. I found a electric jack for the hitch to set my depth. It has worked out beautifully.
Here's a shot of it...
The DMC pulling drag...the early tests used a had crank.
The trail after grooming!
After testing and some minor adjusting, it has turned into a very nice drag that is easy to pull. It is 7'-9" wide and 12' long. I used a reverse chevrons with rippers and multi-planing blades in the rear. I found a electric jack for the hitch to set my depth. It has worked out beautifully. Here's a shot of it...
The DMC pulling drag...the early tests used a had crank.
The trail after grooming!