Where can I buy this blue part?(picture)

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I just bought this go kart and I see the person I bought it from used this blue piece as a pedal stop. I cannot weld but the other side does not have this piece so I was looking to see where I could buy another one of these that bolt in? Thanks!
 

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haven't seen a pedal stop like that for sale (Manco 225.. right?)
it's not even in the partslist :(

So I think you'll need to make one yourself, a bit of (prebent?) steel, a power drill and a file is all you need to make one (no welding ;))

here's a howto:
http://www.shareaproject.com/pages/projectTut,p,365,00.html
(for his Manco Dingo project)
http://www.shareaproject.com/pages/projectTut,p,352,00.html

'sid

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Oh correction..
Indeed the 285-01 and 285-04 Dingo list the brackets
part# 1609 (brake) and 1615 (throttle) [neither of which are available online as far as I can tell]
 

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eBay maybe... Better off to get a welder friend fab one for u...
 

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That's what I was hoping not to hear :/ guess I'll try my best with figuring this out thanks everyone
 

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That is probably one of the most easiest DIY projects seen here. Especially since you have one to match....
Make one... it'll be better than the blue one.....
Cause you made it.....:thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:
 

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Another option is always...... the forum.

First of all, put your location or general location (watch out for stalkers!) in your profile. That’ll help.

Someone on this forum could fab you one.
Someone on this forum could sell you a genuine OEM part.
Someone on this forum could assist you step-by-step in fabricating your own.

That forum member could be 500 miles away ...or your next door neighbor.

If you find yourself in dire straits over this predicament with no easy way out, maybe in the future you’ll be wise not to spend money on long-out-of production go karts from defunct factories, eh? :D

Buy new, man. Buy new!
 
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