Looking for Murray harddrive info

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I bought a cheap frame and found a parts list online with just a description and model number. I'm having difficulty finding things like tire.l size etc since I've never done go carts before. I'm planning on getting a 212 predator for it. Right now I'm loosing bolts and checking out what's still useable. Any help would be appreciated.
 

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Awesome. Most kart parts are generic fit all stuff. There are a few part suppliers like:
Go power sports
Azusa usa
Omb warehouse
Even scamazon has parts.
There a few i missed so if you regulars could fill in the blanks.

VV post up pics of what you have questions with and we can identify parts and tell you where and how to fix it.
 

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Pics speak louder than words. Upload some pics directly from your device to the site, no third party needed.
 

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Is it a bare frame with no wheels and everything basically stripped? Those are perhaps the best fun because you’re rebuilding it from nothing more or less and the result is satisfying …but it is daunting for the beginner because you have to know what you’re looking for and no one singular shop will have everything you need.
 

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No need to ”reinvent the wheel“ just rebuild the kart per the original specifications:

Murray Hard Drive parts manual

*ETA: I see that the rim and tire sizes are not listed in the parts manual, only a stock number is given;

#39 Tire Assembly--Rear 1201274
#33 Tire Assembly--Front 1201273

My suggestion is to insert "Murray Tire Assembly Rear 1201274" into your search engine of choice and buckle up. There are some hits out there but you may have to deep dive on the Murray Hard Drive kart, even looking at tire photos to find out the tire sizes. Hint: they are industrial grade and are often used on riding lawnmowers and similar applications.

Maybe someone here knows already? @JimD

You wouldn't want to disappoint these nice ladies, would you? 😢 Upload some pics so we can see what you are working with and if it is in original condition and not some Franken-kart stitched together by Bubba with random body parts.

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Hellion

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Kentucky Boy did a Hard Drive refurb. He has rims on the rear that may or may not be original:

18x8.5x8 on the tires. 8" wheels with 1" bore and 1/4" key way.

 
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