I recently bought a cheap kart for the kids to use in the pasture. I also bought a cheap stick shift SOHC 2.0L Plymouth Neon to teach them how to drive a stick, & to also play with in the pasture. The Neon is definitely fun, but I’m kinda wanting to build a couple karts. My grandfather left a pair of broken riding lawn mowers in the barn that have been there for about a decade. I’m thinking we could scavenge a few parts off of them.
The kart I bought has a 212 Predator with a Stage 1 kit on it. That seems to be a pretty stout little motor. I’m wondering if it might be too much for a starter kart for the boys.
I recently bought a cheap kart for the kids to use in the pasture. I also bought a cheap stick shift SOHC 2.0L Plymouth Neon to teach them how to drive a stick, & to also play with in the pasture. The Neon is definitely fun, but I’m kinda wanting to build a couple karts. My grandfather left a pair of broken riding lawn mowers in the barn that have been there for about a decade. I’m thinking we could scavenge a few parts off of them.
The kart I bought has a 212 Predator with a Stage 1 kit on it. That seems to be a pretty stout little motor. I’m wondering if it might be too much for a starter kart for the boys.
Here’s what we’re starting with...
The back tires & tubes have already been replaced by same size parts, but I really want to go taller.
Also, I got a different lawn mower seat to replace the one shown. The previous owner had goats...
The kart I bought has a 212 Predator with a Stage 1 kit on it. That seems to be a pretty stout little motor. I’m wondering if it might be too much for a starter kart for the boys.
I recently bought a cheap kart for the kids to use in the pasture. I also bought a cheap stick shift SOHC 2.0L Plymouth Neon to teach them how to drive a stick, & to also play with in the pasture. The Neon is definitely fun, but I’m kinda wanting to build a couple karts. My grandfather left a pair of broken riding lawn mowers in the barn that have been there for about a decade. I’m thinking we could scavenge a few parts off of them.
The kart I bought has a 212 Predator with a Stage 1 kit on it. That seems to be a pretty stout little motor. I’m wondering if it might be too much for a starter kart for the boys.
Here’s what we’re starting with...
The back tires & tubes have already been replaced by same size parts, but I really want to go taller.
Also, I got a different lawn mower seat to replace the one shown. The previous owner had goats...

