haul-sled

noun
UK /ˈhɔːl slɛd/
US /ˈhɔl slɛd/

A strong sled made for pulling heavy things.

The workers loaded the logs onto the haul-sled.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A sled used to drag large game or supplies across snow.

The trapper used a haul-sled to bring the deer back to camp.

3. A heavy-duty sled pulled by animals or a vehicle.

A team of dogs pulled the haul-sled across the frozen lake.

4. To carry or transport something using a sled.

They haul-sledded the firewood down the hill before the storm.