A convoy of tracked prime movers pulling Mammoth Pull Sleds sleds across open arctic tundra.

Built to Haul the North

Mammoth Pull Sleds builds heavy-haul sleds for tanks, modules, and equipment moving across snow and ice.

25' Mastodon53' MammothCustom fabricationIndustrial haul focus

Northern Ops

We build for the North Slope.

If you've moved freight over frozen ground, you already know what works and what doesn't. Our sleds are built for “Continuous Duty” — routes where recovery is expensive and schedule is everything.

Energy service operatorsEquipment rental fleetsNorth Slope logistics teamsMunicipal and borough operations

Built for the Slope

From Anaktuvuk Pass to Point Lay and the snow roads between them. These sleds were designed around northern routes, not adapted to them.

Built for Abuse

Structural steel frames. Point-loaded decks. Reinforcement where it's needed to handle the rough arctic tundra. Every sled on the trail has already done real work.

Field-Proven

Tanks, modules, tracked iron, highway trucks. Ask for a haul history and we'll walk you through what's moved and where.

Mammoth sled assemblies staged and loaded in a snowy yard.

Yard-ready

Staged in the yard, loaded once, pulled out. The work already done is the spec sheet.

A tank secured on a sled pulled by a tracked prime mover.

In haul

Process tanks, tracked prime movers, ice surface. This is what every deployed haul looks like.

A cement truck on a sled pulled across an open ice road.

Load variety

Tanks, trucks, modules, dozers, gensets. Every shape of industrial load gets on a deck.

Two Sizes

One lower point-loader. One long-deck hauler.

Two sleds. Two jobs. Choose by load weight and footprint, not by name.

Empty Mastodon sled in profile on snow, red deck and white runners.

Compact point-loader

Mastodon

25'

Fits on the deck

CAT D8 dozer6 ft operator25' DECK0'10'20'25'30'40'50'
Load weightlb

40,000 – 60,000 lb

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Typical field load. Point-loaded weight sits close to the deck.

Deck length
25 ft
Deck height
32.5 in
Deck style
Low, point-load
Typical load
40k – 60k lb

The lower, point-loading sled. Field-run at 40,000 to 60,000 lb. It has hauled a CAT D8 dozer.

  • Low deck for concentrated, point-loaded weight
  • Built around tracked equipment and heavy iron
  • Compact footprint without giving up ruggedness

Weights reflect field experience, not a published deck rating.

A Peterbilt picker truck loaded on a Mammoth sled at arctic twilight.

Long-deck hauler

Mammoth

53'

Fits on the deck

Picker truck6 ft operator53' DECK0'10'20'30'40'50'
Load weightlb

Up to 85,000 lb

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Rated 65,000 · Regular ≤ 70,000 · Peak 85,000 lb.

Deck length
53 ft
Deck profile
Low, sled-runner
Rated load
65,000 lb
Peak field load
85,000 lb

A full 53' of usable deck. Rated 65,000 lb at highway speeds. Run up to 85,000 lb in the field.

  • Over-the-road trailer length, built for snow and ice
  • Sized for tanks, modules, and long freight
  • Configurable for a wide range of load setups

Deck rating and field-observed capacity are listed separately.

Payload Examples

Rugged enough for real northern freight.

Tanks. Modules. Tracked equipment. These aren't edge cases — they're what's been on the decks.

A large process tank secured on a Mammoth sled with supply tanks beside it.

Process and utility tanks

Long-deck sleds keep tanks stable across snow and ice. That stability is the job.

Deck footprint

Process tank6 ft operator53' DECK0'10'20'30'40'50'
A framed drilling module on a Mammoth sled being pulled by a tracked prime mover.

Modules and framed systems

Oversized freight needs usable deck and tie-down flexibility. The Mammoth is built for it.

Deck footprint

Drilling module6 ft operator53' DECK0'10'20'30'40'50'
A Volvo wheel loader with forks on a Mammoth sled at dusk.

Tracked equipment and point loads

Low deck, concentrated load, stable ride. The Mastodon is built around point-loaded weight.

Deck footprint

Wheel loader6 ft operator53' DECK0'10'20'30'40'50'

Request Specs

Call us, or send the five things.

Prefer to talk? Pick up the phone. Prefer to type? Fill the form below with the load, route, and timeline and we'll come back with a plan.

Or send the five

Tell us what you're hauling.

01

Load type and approximate weight

02

Route, terrain, and seasonal conditions

03

Overall load footprint and deck needs

04

Tow setup and operational constraints

05

Timing, schedule, and deployment window

We read every inquiry. Expect a reply within one business day.

Mammoth Pull Sleds

Heavy-haul sleds built for snow and ice.

Office

E Range Rd #3264

Pierceland, SK S0M 2K0

Canada

(780) 594-8100