drag-sled
nounUK /ˈdræɡ slɛd/
US /ˈdræɡ slɛd/
A drag-sled is a flat sled you pull behind you to carry heavy things.
The farmer loaded the logs onto the drag-sled and pulled it through the snow.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A sled dragged behind a vehicle or animal to move loads over snow or rough ground.
The team hitched the drag-sled to the horse to haul firewood.
3. A simple flat platform with runners used to drag heavy objects short distances.
They used a drag-sled to move the heavy stone across the yard.
4. In logging, a sled used to drag cut timber out of the woods.
The loggers relied on a drag-sled to bring the felled trees to the road.