Jack shaft is the worst design there is what I do is cut the jack shaft off mount the motor on top of sprocket works great no belt drive or jack it robs to much horsepower from engine if it has any at all take that motor plate in middle move it above sprocket weld it works great take that jack shaft and melt it then throw some holy water on it
that's how I do it I love to use what other people waste to make my life better I get a feeling of pride knowing that everything I have come from what others waisted not to be pushing religion but i think GODwould be pleased with that style of iveing bt if he is knot I would always think he should lol yes one should be proud to be that way yes i a poor but in other ways i am rich and so are you
I used a front torsion bar from an old Valiant for the rear axle on a home made buggy with a 360cc Honda motor bike engine…it took a bit of tweaking but worked well and never broke…Just a thought.
Mustie, how can I email you?
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Who's mother-in-law has a 'partial drill press'?
Jack shaft is the worst design there is what I do is cut the jack shaft off mount the motor on top of sprocket works great no belt drive or jack it robs to much horsepower from engine if it has any at all take that motor plate in middle move it above sprocket weld it works great take that jack shaft and melt it then throw some holy water on it
that's how I do it I love to use what other people waste to make my life better I get a feeling of pride knowing that everything I have come from what others waisted not to be pushing religion but i think GODwould be pleased with that style of iveing bt if he is knot I would always think he should lol yes one should be proud to be that way yes i a poor but in other ways i am rich and so are you
Very nice find!
Wow 20 freaking bucs I cant wait to get a truck again maybe I can do some yard sale shopping.
Can I have the go kart
Sweet deal on that kart!
Mustie1, The torque converter is worth more than the $20! It is fun getting a project and then finding the parts to complete it.
I used a front torsion bar from an old Valiant for the rear axle on a home made buggy with a 360cc Honda motor bike engine…it took a bit of tweaking but worked well and never broke…Just a thought.
great pile of bones for 20 bucks! Thanks for the video!
Looks like you have the basics to work with there. Those old Delta drill presses are pretty good machines too.
Nice find for a $20
Good looking start………tony
use snowmobile engine it will be sweet