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i already drilled holes in front of the pedals for removable pegs so that i don't go to fast,by using them i can adjust the top speed from 10-40 mph, and there are no bumps just a smooth dirt driveway, i just can't steer or control the cart well with her in my lap because the harness doesn't fit...

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I need both right and left spindles for my American express but none of the ones I can find for Manco carts say if they will fit. I looked on go powersports, eBay, amazon, and the Manco website. could any one help?

I have a Murray explorer and want to add another seat, not for a full size person, just somewhere for my 4 year old sister to sit because the 4 point harness doesn't fit around us both. once she doesn't fit there she can just drive our manco American express. The (photo is of the internet but...

the photo is of the internet BTW.would add reinforcement even though the frame is pretty beefy but not welded well( if you look closely you can see that the ends of the tubes are pinched then welded witch takes away some strength) the engine would a rear mounted 13 hp predator with the wood...

would one of these make a good kart frame? with maybe a few modifications? or is it not worth it.

I only ask because I have lots of aluminum but no welder. thanks for the help!

I plan on building a frame with aluminum but have heard that it is impractical without heat treating witch I cant do, but as wondering if bolting together the frame was a possibility. The cart would be approx. 5.5 feet long 2.5 feet wide and be powered by a 6.5 HP Briggs . any plans that would...