I just checked another video at random and "https://youtu.be/" was there too so yeah, I got it. Thanks Tim! ! !

Yessir on the Youtube tags https://youtu.be/-ager2gg Insert bold.


Just thought about how cold that would be here right meow...Burr! Amazing but Burr!

Normal for TN, one day it'll be warm and the next below freezing. Here you can't ever put "seasonal" clothing away, is needed throughout the year. Except for the summer, then it's hell! A humid hell :reddevil:

I puta 440CC snowmobile in a Harley Davidson golfcart yearsago. Got my Grandfather banned from the course until he got a new cart ;) Stupid thing would go 70 and do burnouts for blocks

Holy CRAP! ! That's awesome!

Since this carb didn't have a fuel pump built on it like the first one I tried, I robbed one from my lawnmower for testing purposes. It worked so well I decided to keep it on there and buy another for the mower.

I've never heard of or seen a pump design like this until starting this project and am fascinated by how simple they are. If you are not familiar with these, they are pulse pumps and use +/- pressure from the motor to actuate a diaphragm which moves the fuel from the tank and at a few PSI.

Got it mounted and I'm happy with the results, almost looks like it was made to be there :)

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Something else I learned along the way is how to work on a drive clutch. These are interesting as well. Mine was engaging way too late for my application and sounded like a drag car staging, waiting for the green light. After learning how it functioned and doing a little research, I ordered a lighter/softer spring and heaver pucks to recalibrate it. I finished that project this weekend and got the results I was expecting. Aside from the lack of a reverse, this is as good as it's gonna get and is now ready for the Gap. Still actively searching for a reversible diff but not holding my breath since golf carts/parts go for a premium :(

Yeah, I had an old John Deere mower with a pump like that. It wasn't working well and I
disassembled it cleaned it up and presto started working. Doesn't put out much but its
enough for these little engines.

Maybe just have some holes in the floor so you can push it backwards Flintstone style
with your feet. LOL

:D

Fixed, mounted a trailer hitch and I got one of those hoveround scooter carriers. This oughta be big enough for our coolers! I hope ;)

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It's gonna flip over with the amount of beer weight!

"We put em on the trunk we put em on the hood
Some sat up with the driver they made him feel good. . " :D

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^That's what I was thinking.... Going to need an equal weight cooler strapped to the hood of that thing to keep it balanced! :rofl:

HOLY SH*T. . . There's a product for that! !
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LOL
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If all else fails. .
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You probably need to mount some tractor/forklift weights on the front. That way when
some drunk ass jumps on the back for a ride it doesn't flip over. You know it will happen!

Yep, I bet

Very nice, this thing is gonna come in handy.

WheelieTime! = Drinky!


Don't need to be Tippin back your own drink...:lol:

Thanks guys, I admit the carrier is way more than I need but since it was free I wont feel so bad about cutting it up (I had already removed the ramp). I bought some extra blades for my saw and hopefully enough rivets to piece it back together, starting this project in the morning. I'm going to make it big enough for one large cooler.

Add a padded seat to the cooler top for the extra passengers.

Here's what I got so far (I removed a lot of metal if you cant tell), what do you think?
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Oh man, we're gonna get sooo busted!

-Joe Dirt

Hell yeah man!
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Mount wheelies on back of trailer and it is a wheelie bar...


Also can unhitch and roll away..

Awesome! Now you need to get some of those rotary shaped headlights that we put on the yellow bike.

I forgot about those! That would be a nice touch!

Add LEDs, lots of em!

Although LEDs pull little power. . I would like to keep everything as simple as possible since I removed the generator. It wasn't possible for me to keep it due to no pulley on the rotary so I put a large battery in the cart to last the weekend, hopefully.

But yes, the few lights that are on it I want to be LEDs

Go solar on the roof or add one of those bicycle generators that rubs on a wheel to spin
it up for some cheap DC power and feed it to the battery to keep it charged.

Or even better, get one of those MICRO-START XP-3 units and use that as your battery
source. Very small and lithium and it should last long time.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Not a bad Idea, I have a solar charger that puts out ~14v on a sunny day.

I have this one, works very well but I'll stay with my larger battery.
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http://www.cornwelltools.com/webcat/...ump-Pack.html#

Just ordered these. Now looking for a good H4 LED option.
http://rotarycarclub.com/rotary_foru...9&d=1487352622

:icon_tup:

Sad no Preds digital camo on it

Eh, I wanted to get it running right first. May do that still but will have to think about it.

and done :)
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So whats the status of this awesome beer cart?

Ha ha, still going! In fact I started it up this morning just to make sure it still runs ;)

I'm having thoughts. . . . .


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OH MY GAWD! ! ! this would be a fun project!


Wankel Engine Fuel Injection Conversion Kit
http://www.ecotrons.com/products/wan...injection_kit/

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Small Engine Turbo (RHB31 VZ21)
http://www.ecotrons.com/products/sma..._turbocharger/

http://www.ecotrons.com/wp-content/u...bo-VZ21-02.jpg

YES!!! I am in 100%