Project Stoopid!

[Whitetrashrocker]

In my defense that is mud. When we say it rained 6" around here, we mean that a drop fell every 6".

 

[Edwin Spangler]

Thanks ya all!. The wagon is hitched, horses fed and watered, just waiting on my driver.
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Can I see how you mount the kart to the front of the trailer?

 

[Master Hack]

Can I see how you mount the kart to the front of the trailer?

Sure stand by.
The pic shows a nice collection of eastern Orygon moon dust. So yer both wrong. It is not dirt or mud. It is actually magnetic, volcanic, pulverized remnants from anceint obsidian stuff that defies description.
It is a happy collection from nearly 175 miles of
Malfunction free desert thrashing over 3 days.
The weather was cold (40's) limiting the time drivers chose to be exposed.
The grandbrat had a ball and the big kids even got some seat time.
The grandbrat earned the nickname "WFO" cuz he only knows one speed.
All said and done it was a great time for all despite the weather.
Pics and video to follow. Stay tuned .

 

[Master Hack]

Edwin, here ya go. One bolt.

 

[Master Hack]

heres a few generic pics.

 

[Edwin Spangler]

Awesome!

That mount gave me a great idea. Hold it down with kingpins and keep tension with the winch. **** ratchet straps!

 

[Master Hack]

Here is an important safety tip:
When riding trails on open range land in an open wheeled vehicle it is best to avoid cow pies!

 

[Denny]

Ain’t the 4 legged grandbrats a little too short to drive? Looks like a good time!!!

 

[Whitetrashrocker]

Ain’t the 4 legged grandbrats a little too short to drive? Looks like a good time!!!

Those are lap hippos.

 

[Master Hack]

Thats Ozzy the grandbrats hippo.

 

[Master Hack]

Anyone know a good tire shop?
Gotta small leak!

 

[ezcome-ezgo]

The settlers made their wheels out of wood and iron.

 

[Whitetrashrocker]

They still haven't figured out how to make a trailer tire.

 

[Master Hack]

The settlers made their wheels out of wood and iron.

Which were much more durable, obviously!

They still haven't figured out how to make a trailer tire.

To be fair, they were $50 (pair) FB market thing tires/wheels. They survived 5 years and about 5000 miles. Actually they looked good, no weather checking, cracks or oxidation. Plenty of tread. It may have hit something, the driver did not see? I don't drive longer, so l don't really know. I got my $25 worth outta 'em.

 

[ezcome-ezgo]

Trailers can be cruel. Poor tires just hang out there bouncing around, no direction, no real traction.