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HA yeah I took a new job and have been working 60+ hours a week getting this restaurant into shape and getting new employees. Add that to the new baby classes and doc appts I barely have time to sleep! I WILL be finishing but i just haven't had much time! Don't worry I'm still in this!:popcorn:

No problem at all went to my friends shop and jig welded them to ensure a solid strong weld. Sorry about not updating in awhile but I will have new pictures and updates in a day or to, work has been crazy.:ack2:

You just need to get a 60v transformer power supply. http://www.acopian.com/mobile/voltage-results.aspx?voltage=60&amps=12&index=23

Biggest I've seen for a 5-6 rim was 18" Keep in mind changing to a bigger tire will greatly affect you spped, torque, and strain put on you clutch. What is the gear ratio and what clutch do you have? (centrifugal or torque converter)

New correct length spindles arrived late last night finally got the wheel situation figured out. I had to abandon the double sided bracket idea due to the multiple pivot points. it would have been able to turn both on the a-arms and on the spindle so I got tabs welded and will be using the a...

Wow those are completely different from the ones that come with these a arms, I wish I could have gotten those. As a side note my re-order correct size spindles came today, once I'm off work I'll get the welded up and have a rolling kart!

do you have ace hardware there in Phoenix, AZ? Mine has giant spools you can get cut to length - about $0.90 a foot here.

Are you sure it is 62 DC? that's a odd power usage. I have NEVER seen a 62v system. 12, 24, 48 sure but 62?!?! What do you use it for, because going down to 48 or 24 volts dc would make this an easy fix. you can buy plug-in transformers but I've never seen a 62v one. EIDT: I found this but it...

Yes! I will for sure have a roll cage installed. Even though I will be on flat land and pavement 99% I still want to put some vertical support in.

picked up a seat and seat belt today got a good deal on it. fitted installed the seat belt. she has a sliding mount so should be perfect for making those adjustments for shorter or taller friends. this is just a quick mockup and yes the frame is upside down.

things add up quick..... and sometimes the wife says get rid of it, NOW. :lolgoku:

I always take my wire brush to it if I have to take a second pass.:thumbsup:

yeah I would have just used the spindles that come with it but they were 80 bucks a pop which is insane. luckily the bolt nut itself doesn't taper, just the non-threaded part.

haha I was just joking a round you should do it! just fabricate a sign "ride at your own risk - Serious injury or death may occur"

The A-arms I got with the ball joints welded / riveted in place. I made a small bracket that I'm going to weld the spindle to, then use lock nuts to attach it to the A-arm ball joints.

man that is great! I wish I had a proper garage and tools, keep it coming!

http://kansascity.craigslist.org/snw/4989656628.html jump on this, only $120 for some scrap metal!:lolgoku:

easy GIANT SPRINGS! :lolgoku: Stick'em on the left and right and stop that centrifugal motion.

I vote rickshaw style, I know I want to see that finished! who needs another pedal trike?

calm down boys! Poboy kartman - Thanks for the website, some of those could for sure help stay in budget for what I was thinking. chancer - I FOR SURE want to make it custom, but lack of tools makes my options slim so i was thinking of trimming down a stock fender. This is what I was...