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This is fixing to be my next project. It's a 12volt powered dolly to move the boat around with. I have the plans in an email version if you would like to check em out.
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That will surely work.:twocents It will have a fwd/ reverse switch wont it?
Runs off a 4-wheeler winch motor so I'm assuming yes. Where we store the boat is a tight space and has a slight incline and its all my step dad can do to get it in there. It will come in real handy.
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No, it will come in Handi. ;-)
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I would like the plans. I made one kinda like that but when I put it in reverse, u better hang on as the handle... It comes up hard and fast. Right now I have a 24v 3 hp motor on a modified 4 wheel Toro. Still had to put 70# on the front(all I had in spare lead) and the front still wants to come up. Wish I had back tires like that as mine wants to spin on gravel. Does good on pavement. I use the trans for f/r/n.. Pushes good in N to move it after unhooking the boat. I'd post a pic, but there is already enough laughing goin on. Lol
Seen them used around a lot of boat yards when I lived on east coast. They handy as a pocket on a shirt. Got a couple of them fat tires and wheels to start your project. And probably plenty of scrap for most of it. Let me know when you get ready to start on it.
That's a pretty slick set-up. I wonder if the transmission off a riding mower could be added to adjust speed for terrain? I'm kicking-around thoughts of getting myself into a larger 1-person craft, and if I loaded it on a jet-ski trailer, something like that might be the ticket!
Golf cart Neon
Where would I haul it?Quote:
Originally Posted by Rees Guide
On the back porch..:biggrin
E-Z, got any pics of yours you could post?Quote:
Originally Posted by E-Z Poleholder
Back porch is for settin' and sippin' not haulin' :cheers2Quote:
Originally Posted by Rees Guide
And nowhere near big-enough for a GC, and no way to get it up there.
Don't laugh, it works
Beside it wanting to rear up is it doesn't have positive traction and one wheel may spin on gravel
I have an old John Deere with much larger tires I'm gonna work on one of these days.
On board charger too
I got the plans, thx. I'm very interested in how that model works as I need a better one..
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Heck I'll take function over fashion any day. I just did a google search, and there's a guy on youtube who made one from a snowblower, he just took the chute off the front and mounted the hitch ball frame to it.
Neon why don't you just get four wheeler and keep it in the trailer.
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Remind me next time you're by, I'll show you the inside of my trailer :RoflQuote:
Originally Posted by yikess
I've got full-length shelves on the sides, and a 30" isle that my Scooter fills.
Handi, Put you 2 motors ,One on each wheel, You can steer it like a Cat, Left wheel for. Right Rev. Why struggle. Get a couple ole Ford starter motors
Hey EZ, now I see where those lead ingots I gave you are used for. Lol
Noooooo, those are 2# each where urs were 1.. I've had those wheel weights for years. I cud use some more of those 1pounders any time.lolQuote:
Originally Posted by ScottV
I was thinking you could do the same thing with a old rear tine tiller. Take tines of add a small swivel wheel out front about 12 in with hitch right over it.Quote:
Originally Posted by NeonMoon
That was my first idea, but woke the neighbors every time I wanted to go fishing real early and was always out of gas or wouldn't crank because of the sorry gas we have. And was not heavy enough to get good traction.. Too much headache, so went with DC.. quite and stays charged, but still need more traction as my place is gravel..
Nice invention. Rocket city redneck style!