Parts Needed for Garage Storage Of A Polaris 600Indy XC 129

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I want to be able to store my Polaris 600 Indy XC 129 in my garage without leaving it on the trailer. Am I able to mount these glides to my garages concrete floor or do you have a better idea?

asked by: Christopher N

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Hey Christopher,

You could mount some Caliber MultiGlides Snowmobile Trailers # CA26TJ to the floor of your garage but you'd need to drill some holes in the concrete and use some anchors so the screws have something to mount to. Personally, I would just pick up the Caliber Snowmobile Dolly Kit # CA36AJ, which you can load the snowmobile onto and then easily roll around your garage to make room.

This dolly kit has an 800lb capacity, which is well over what your Polaris weighs. The center of these dollies can accommodate keels up to 2.5" and the included straps will help prevent the dollies from popping out from under the Polaris.

expert reply by: Kevin C

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Jesse M.

12/22/2025

Hey Christopher, how did things go with the Caliber Snowmobile Dolly Kit for your Polaris? Your results could really help others trying to store their sleds in tight garage spaces.

Answer 1

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

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Answer 4

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Answer 5

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Answer 6

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Answer 7

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Answer 8

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Answer 9

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