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Thanks Chancer, that thought never crossed my mind, and yes that now opens up a lot of options as I have spare bearings.

Thanks Guys, Just called Gopowersports but he didn't pickup so I can try a bi tlater. The two links you have posted are similar to the one I have posted from ebay, but are actually even more expensive. Shipped from them those were about 140 for the pair. A bit more then I want to spend for...

Okay, I'm back after about a year away, not because I didn't stop in to see what's going on here, but because I had no issues with the cart set up I had... so that's really a good thing :wai: However, now I need to replace the rear wheels, and am having some trouble finding what I want at a...

Hmmm, you guys sure are a happy bunch. Yes, I own 6 websites, manage 3 others and am havel several other in start up. If you want to satisfy your own self pleasuring of investigation.. Pm me if you want the websites , as I am not posting un-related links here. Secondly, i do follow rules...

Well its already my sign on for most of the websites I own or run... so pretty much every other public site I sign into a test that first... very few leave it open, as its usually utilized or dedicated... And no I don't see how that's confusing, if anything its accurate... now if I put "Site...

If some one thinks it means something else, then they are ready have an inappropriate mind... so no harm done there. :cheers2: ---------- Post added at 07:42 AM ---------- Previous post was at 07:39 AM ----------

I created one account, it got deleted without informing me and for with out breaking any rules dictated on this forum... I created a second account which i am using right now... I did not create the "Kaw" account... nor do I want and account called "Kaw". And whats highly inappropriate about...

No it did get deleted, he created a new acount called "kaw" to replace my original account. My acount user name was "Admin"... so I know why he deleted it...lol ... however he did leave it open so I feel like if I snagged it, I should have got to keep it... :)

Try to answer these questions for you, only the sprockets are tack welded to the shaft, because it eliminates the possibility of slipping significantly more then set screws, this is not a kart im racing or passing down to my children... I just need to move some rocks with it this summer and...

lol, yeah no, I've owned quite a few of these never had that happen... and since they cost more then the engine I don't see the point of it. I have however blown multiple valve springs and bent multiple valves. Thats why I always install those the day I buy them. But spending 129 dollars on...

I just had to make some chain tensions yesterday on the fly and all i did was take 2" long bolt put an oversized thick washer on it then a 1" long metal spacer sleeve then an another oversized washer then a nut. I welded it where i needed it, and it works perfect. The chain runs on the sleeve...

It is loose, there is still work being done on that. I'll try to post pics when its actually done... whats remaining so far is removing the plate that is being used to steer and adding handlebars, with the throttle/ kill switch/ and brake lines installed... getting the chains tightened...

The predator is just a 212, however it has the governor removed, and I added new performance valves and valves springs, larger jet and upgraded emulsion tube, swapped out the intake for a K&N style filter. and added a three stage open pipe.. it sounds and runs great. The thing really gets...

Thats exaclty why I built it, for moving rocks and tree stumps on one of my properties. Three of us guys all sat on the thing and rode it around the court trying it out... were each big guys about 200Lbs and the cart itself is about 220. It had no problem at all moving us.

Just an update ... kart is up and running... still working on some minor things but this little beast seems to be working as needed. I would have posted sooner but my account got deleted... wtf? Any way ill post some pics in a bit Oh and as far as the brakes on the jackshaft... they work great...