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    First Go Kart - Father Son Restoration

    MTNSleder you da man!!! Picked up a #41 chain and it worked perfectly. No need to change the 60 tooth sprocket that I got form GPS as it accommodates various chain sizes. Thanks again!
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    Make and Model?

    Hard to make out. Not much left. Looks like safety rules.
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    Make and Model?

    Picked this up today for $50. Looking forward to starting on it once the other project is complete. Any ideas on the make and model??
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    First Go Kart - Father Son Restoration

    That may explain the picture below. I wasn't sure if the frame was repaired or extended. The same exact welds are visible on the lower bars as well if you look closely. Leads me to believe it was indeed extended. Excuse the duck tape :lolgoku:
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    First Go Kart - Father Son Restoration

    That's the same model... very nice kart Gunner!! Hopefully ours will look half as decent when complete. As for the roll cage, it was missing when we picked it up. We do have the rear portion of the cage but not the front.
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    Best Spots to Ride in DFW

    Thanks KartFab!! Just noticed your in the DFW area as well!!!
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    Best Spots to Ride in DFW

    What are some of the favorite spots to ride in the Dallas/Ft. Worth Area. Anyone familiar with an ATV park?
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    First Go Kart - Father Son Restoration

    Thanks guys. I'll be sure to pick one up soon. I think I've figured out what's causing the chain to rub. I'm using a half link which I believe may be an incorrect size.
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    First Go Kart - Father Son Restoration

    Here's a pic
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    First Go Kart - Father Son Restoration

    Believe me... I tried. It hurt me too LOL I'm the one who had to cut it. Honestly, it came down to time/effort/tools needed to get it done. Without a torch, I was looking at many long nights with a sledge. I think the peace of mind of new bearings and a straight axle sprocket was well worth...
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    First Go Kart - Father Son Restoration

    Here'a a pic of the missing washer.
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    First Go Kart - Father Son Restoration

    New Axle Hello, We ended up cutting the axle off. Stopped by GoPowerSports again today and picked up a few items. Great guys, world class customer service. Picked up: Axel Sprocket Bearings Lock Collar Drum Began installing the Tav2. Got everything on, last step, and noticed a washer is...
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    First Go Kart - Father Son Restoration

    Here are some pics of the bearings that refuse to come let go. Removing the axle is proving to be difficult. Suggestions anyone? Here are some pics of the Tav2 plate modifications as well.
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    First Go Kart - Father Son Restoration

    Hellion - that's the plan. I've been looking at CL for an actual good deal. I'll be prepared this time around. I'd like to pick up a street kart next (non off road). That'll be Dads ride!
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    First Go Kart - Father Son Restoration

    Does anyone know if Yerf Dogs came with eccentric locking collar bearings? Wonder if this is what's causing the bearings to stay in place and may have to turn the bearing before trying to remove it. I'll try posting pics of the bearings later today. ---------- Post added at 05:32 PM...
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    First Go Kart - Father Son Restoration

    Thank you Texan. Figure every minute away from the PS4 is a win. Forgot to mention - I removed the bearing retainer screws on the 2 closest to the wheels. The inside of screws on the middle bearing are rounded. This will a challenge as well.
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    First Go Kart - Father Son Restoration

    Hello, This is my first post and go kart. First and foremost I want to say thank you to this community for all of the valuable knowledge in its threads. Thought I'd start a build thread. I have zero experience with go karts but do consider myself comfortable with a wrench. A few weeks ago...
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