Build a Off Road Go Kart using Engine 200cc - Two Speed
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A homemade gokart with suspension at the front and rear. a custom made transmission with reverse gear, the trans won't last long without oil but he made the transmission from scratch and its smooth between gear change. damn what an awesome creation..
Overall;
This is the only DIY-based vehicle vlogger that I was totally surprised regarding about he managed to build his cars with gearbox modifications and among the only vlogger he intrigues his functional gearbox have functions without clutch packed!
nobody anyone of the vloggers using generator engines with crude gearbox modifications even he can managed his gearbox with no clutch mechanisms
Hats off bro!!! I reward your ingeniuity,
I'm from the Philippines👍🇵🇭😎
You should look up "Universal joint phasing". All your shafts seems to be out of phase. Which means the input / output speed won't be a constant 1:1 but will fluctuate between 1:0,8 and 1:1,2 (rough examples) if you don't have a differential in that gearbox it will put excess stress on everything.
On the steering this could cause surprises as sometimes the wheels turn much more than you'd expect.
I admire anyone who does the work to implement 4-wheel suspension and steering. In any way, out of any material.
@t sltter why electric?
@t sltter Electric? Modified 212cc or bigger gas engine. I run a 20 hp 212 that is lots of fun!
@t sltter but high adqisition price and low range
@t sltter I like electri vehicules but I dont think that in this case could work. Becouse is making their project from scratch and with really low budget. But hey who knows
I am having an anyerism watching this. The absolute atrocity of building this masterpiece is just... words can not fathom how impressed I am with this.
"Words" do not "fathom," people, however, do. As for the rest of your comment, I have no idea what you are trying to say....maybe you were having an aneurysm while you were writing it? Regardless, the dictionary is your friend.
@@HangTimeDeluxe you dont know English like you're pretending to. It's a saying that's been used for over a century at this point. Nice try pretending to be the smart guy but please try to think before you make a sad attempt to insult someone next time 🤣🤣🤣
@@3v068 The expression is either "words cannot express," or "I cannot fathom." It has never been "words cannot fathom."
To fathom is to understand. Words do not understand.
Also, an atrocity is something wicked or cruel, or otherwise highly unpleasant. Why would watching someone build an impressive "masterpiece" be an atrocity?
Also, you misspelled aneurysm.
@@3v068 you cant argue with key bored worries mate. dont bother trying, i also speak improper English. and knew exactly what you meant. and i agree, im amazed on his " eyeballing" capability's
This is really making everything from scratch! He even builds his own three geared transfer box with one low, one high and reverse gear! Amazing!!
Couldn't agree more!
Faz pra vender
And leaves it wide open to catch all the dust, dirt, water, whatever other trash can find it’s way near it. With no oiling, just some grease slapped on the gears...which he just eyeballed and welded into place. The whole thing is so cleverly designed but very ham handed when it comes to the fabrication.
@@invictusbp1prop143 The spray paint on all the chains and gears...
We watched it too . . .
From an engineering perspective it is an utter disaster with tube loadings going in all the wrong places and yet I find myself unable to dislike, purely because of the ingenuity shown. The proportions of it look so right!
I do not understand what you say???
@@ksthacks the proportions (length, width, height, wheelbase etc) of the vehicle is something I like. You have considered things such as gearing etc which a lot of you tubers don't. The unfortunate part is you have taken some nice useful tubing and turned it into scrap because of your method of manufacture but as a learning exercise it has been useful. These are only my opinions, as long as you are happy with the vehicle and I don't have to ride in it then all is good! I look forward to seeing more of your content. 😎👍
Not to mention the classic flight over the traumatic metal steering wheel))
@@ksthacks For example where you enter your 6.5HP into your gearbox on a very long unsupported shaft!? Or not having any brakes in the front and in the back only differential based which as you demonstrated could have become expensive if not deadly in an unfortunate moment! Anyway I would like to be in a country where you can experiment freely like that!
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Viejo te saludo muy repetuosamente y te felicito por tan formidable obra de arte saludos desde honduras .y felicitacione y a la vez gracias por compartir con todos nosotros los espectadores tus conocimientos sos un crack ..👍👍👍
Love this. Everyone needs a project that keeps them up at night.
Muito top! Muita inteligência prática e criatividade!
Однозначно лайк! Начало положено. Доработать можно всегда. Это же не Жигули 40 лет без изменений выпускать. Нашёл проблему, устранил. Молодец!
Mucha dedicación y pasión felicitaciones, muy elaborado; e igualmente se necesita tener conocimiento y buena herramienta
По круче чем велосипед!👍
В детстве бы такую погонять по паркам...
Я вот тут недавно педальную такую взял племяннику, меньше раз в 5 и обошлась она мне в 14р.
Тоже думал проще самому сварить, но времени хватает только на видео смотреть))😁
Ну хоть так чем никак
ты как я
На педальках тяжело )
Надо мотор вкручивать или передачи как на горных великах.
@Jerry Dawkins eng
The fact that you're doing all this in sandals is tripping me out. Shoes and pants while grinding and welding just seem like a must.
Great ability, great imagination, inspirational! The simplest tools, a great outcome! Any manufactured / machine developer would be lucky to have you--no need to interview!
Wow, thanks!
Man is building this in shorts, flipflops and some old gloves, rachet ass welds and no protection at all, yet he makes a masterpiece while sassy pants over here moan about dirty nails so they wear rubber gloves and order a buildkit and call it an own creation. Respect my guy, your fabrication skills are outstanding! Keep up the great work!
oh, thanks Sir
WOW!!!!!!!THAT GUY DESIGN A GEAR BOX JUST WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
never thought id see anyone weld wearing shorts or sandals now I've seen both at once! well played good sir and you did a bang up job on this, old chap keep up the good work
He’s making sure his pants or shoes don’t catch on fire Lol
Good thing you have a mask on. Great job. Obey your masters.
Autsch hat es das Gelenk zerlegt ! Ich glaube da braust ein Schubstück Rein ! Ich habe auch ein Gelände Go Kart (motor gokart eigenbau) Das geht gut 💪
Very honest of you to let us see the driveshaft failure. Interesting and also very dangerous :D Glad to see everything under control. But that's why u get a independent brake system :D
Brilliant!!....Absolutely Brilliant...
Also very brave when you used your flip flop as a brake, great job on your project!!!
Thank you! Cheers!
Brilliant as you can see there is a man who has all this as a plan in his head. there is no schematic as an engineer he has it all memorized this is what you call a gifted fabricator and engineer.Blew me away how he made his own gearbox without any computer or precision instruments to calibrate. I hope some BIG Company hires you as you have the utmost skills. My hat off to you sir.
Nobody builds something like this without drawing at least some of it out on paper. Come on, just because it's not shown in the video doesn't mean it didn't happen. It's a very cool project and he is talented but be for real.
@@Jangocat ive built stuff like this without any paper lol
@@tylerwatson9230 He probably is working without any plans looks like its all in his head probably goes to sleep thinking about what he is going to do. He just saves time by not drawing plans. I do alot of my repairs and projects without drawing anything at all just look at what needs to be done and go from there. Not that hard to do.
chế tạo xe thật chuyên nghiệp....
A part from dry transmission, week splited wheel lock nuts and a wobbling break disk..... everything in is a master level work.....also if possible, please use a proper slim and bigger size steering wheel ☺️
Thanks for the info!
@@ksthacks Might want to think about adding a gear to the steering wheel to reduce the amount you need to turn it and maybe wider tires, those might work well enough on pavement and a compacted gravel road but it's going to bog down on softer soil or mud. They are just too thin to support the weight or give good traction during turns.
*brake disc*
*weak splitted wheel lock nuts*
Excelente trabajo ...solo le faltaría calcularle a la dirección camber y Caster apropiado, también. Adecuada lubricación a la transmisión.....
I’m not going lie the creativity and engineering to design and build these things is very impressive but the welding drives me nuts
Отлично парень Успехов тебе.
Awesome build. It'd be great for just running around with normal driving. Not sure about trying to rip around hard though.
Awesome vision and ingenuity to come up with the design. I have a tendency to over-engineer and over-build projects. Especially anything that going to hold, support, protect, or carry a person. Probably because of that some of the choices made in the fabrication give me anxiety and make me wonder about strength and durability given the loads and stress that parts will be subjected to. But it’ll go a helluva lot further than the cart I ever built and likely never will. Good stuff tho.
Same here... Those hinges on the suspension look weak.. great build nonetheless
I'm the same, I'm actually so bad that I stopped replacing badly rusted sections on a boat trailer because I kept thinking about the what if to much. So now I'll just make a small trailer and use the left over steel for other projects. One good thing about that is I'll have alot of steel because the trailer is for a 16ft boat.
Мастер. Сразу видно. Браво браво браво.💐💐💐💐💐💐💐👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏😁😁😁😁😁😁🌟🌟🌟🌟💯💯💯💯💯💎💎💎💎💎💎👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏.
Спасибо тебе брат. Как на родном автоВАЗе побывал. Сварка, сборка а особенно покраска. Аж прослезился. Все такое родное... Удачи тебе!
Особенно крепление колеса
This is my favorite song.
I also love how everything is just welded together, no wasting time with nuts/bolts.. weld it up! ;)
I completely disagree bolts are better than welding
@@jalalsalam6123 Both have their time and place. If part is vibrating welding is good option, though if part is flexing then bolt is superior even with risk of it loosening witch can be helped by using nyloc nuts. Though welding everything like gears is bad idea since replacing parts that get worn down becomes pain in the ass.
Very cool build “just eyeing” everything and welding it up. Maintenance might a issue with everything welded. Great Job!
умные мысли преследовали его, но он был быстрее
изменено: итог присутствия большого количества сварки и малое количество заменимых деталей = малая ремонтопригодность тоесть вешь больше одноразовая чем надежная и долговечная, если за ней следить
изменено: действительно, зачем вообще нужно смазывать шестерни коробки.... он и так будет ездить. да еще и поставить коробку как тазик, чтобы там грязь скапливалась)
ГЕНИЙ БЛ!)
Go kart yg mantap luarbiasa bang kereatif👬
A grinder and paint will make me the welder I ain’t
Yes, the kart of a 1000 tack welds
The welding method is very crude, TIG Welder would be better for this Job...
I swear the best builders/fabricators/homemade engineers always wear those damn sandals....I gotta get me a pair, maybe it’ll help me learn faster
Hahahahaahha lol, I don't think those sandals are great for welding, for it has holes on it that can hurt you if a spark goes in, or it can have holes for it melts while big and intense hot sparks goes into it😁
@@t-t8753 good point, I’ll wait till I’m an expert. Then I’ll get a pair for the projects 😁
Hệ Thống giảm sóc rất tốt. Bạn chế hộp số quá đỉnh luân.
I could sit back all day watching skilled workers make things ♡
I would have liked to have seen some etch primer rust protect paint applied to the chassis before the top coats black and red for the control arms and suspension.
peice of advice, with the steering column and axle shafts you want the universal joints to be 90 degrees off eachother otherwise you will turn the steering wheel smoothly at a steady pace but the wheels will turn and a non steady pace same for the rear drive
This will help explain it better th-cam.com/video/FTiJAdJjsqA/w-d-xo.html
U can have angles in the joints... Many cars do.. that's why they make them. Lol
I am impressed because it works, despite all things poorly done, the willpower is such that it has to work. If you continue like this, you will make better welds, design, and more reliable.
He went back and re welded everything...
This isn't poorly done... At all
@@strydyrhellzrydyr1345 I'm sure he means like some of the things he did were hack. Like one thing I noticed was the suspension. The struts are already at a decent angle that it could lead to issues. But still it works and it's all for fun. Good on the creator 👏
Nice work. Its amazing how you build the gearbox. Keep up the good work. Good luck.
Crazy comments from others is exactly.. crazy but the design, fabrication and execution are unparalleled is this guy an engineer?
number of times i cringed on the flip flops : 36
number of cool offroad karts in my backyard : 0
To me this is so next level! To be able to take random parts not necessary designated for whatever is being built, but through creative fabrication, something amazing is created!!!
Well said!
@@ksthacks i would say a death trap is created...
making your own gear box.. that is impressive.
Un lavoro eccellente, preciso. Questo Go Kart è funzionale ed esteticamente stupendo. Complimenti e saluti dall'Italia!!!
i love this guys creativeness and ingenuity, a lot of thought and work went into this, but I do recommend some work boots while welding though.
oh thanks you :)
Denim jeans in addition to work boots can't hurt.
Nice flip flops
This mans know how is on another level and simply amazing
i just got a laptop so i can now pause these videos and follow along.
thanks you
A mig welder would be nice... but gangster af none the less.
Чем бы дитя не тешилось, лижбы не плакало 😁
Тормозов то нету!
Трудов положено немало, но конструкция хлипкая. У нас ровные дороги только на картинках
1. Не увидел того самого off road, которое было в названии видео.
2. Клетка (даже не капсула) смерти - даже на велосипеде убиться меньше шансов.
Aplaudible el ingenio y la sabiduría en el tema, porque hay que saber algo de mecánica y el funcionar de las piezas y partes.
Pero mucho chicharrón!! Cómo decimos en Colombia a los mecánicos de andén. Qué trabajan en chanclas, sin elementos de protección y todo a los diablasos y luego, boliele pintura que eso tapa todo.
Falta mucha limpieza, perfección y algo bien pulidito y de seguro, le saldría mejor.
De manera muy respetuosa te saludo.
quãi đạn thiệt,ông này chế hết trừ mỗi cái động cơ,mình thì mua truc mua cang mua thước r ráp vô chỉ làm mỗi cái khung ^^~
:))
Perfect process! thank you - it's inspiring!
You are so welcome!
40+ kph - 25+ mph, not bad... seems to work fairly decent too...
You would need to close in the gearbox tho, to keep dirt and debris out of the transmission... maybe add some grease...
I'm impressed at the use of mostly scraps.
I am also disappointed at the lack of serviceability... - welding parts so they can't be removed, welding directly to bearing races, etc.... You could have used "pillow blocks" (bearings with a mounting flange) to accommodate some of that...
I have a feeling, that motor and the coil over shocks will long outlast that go-kart..., maybe even the seat upholstery...
Thanks for this suggestion, I will redo it
@@ksthacks that's up to you, personally, I prefer to build to be able to maintain it with hand tools, instead of grinders and welders, and so that wear parts that need lubrication (the meshing gears) get that lubrication. to do it "dry", you could have used belts, or, chains. Another easy hack way, would have been to use the "infinitely variable" belt drive (I don't know if you have snowmobiles there, or a lot of scooters use these as transmissions), it would "eliminate the transmission", but, allows smooth power to speed transitions and greatly simplifies things in application. they are adjusted by changing the springs/weights....
Bom dia gostei muito ficou muito ótimo um feliz ano novo que Deus abençoe sempre 🙏👏
Ja też spawam w klapkach, Bezpieczeństwo Hamuje Pracę:)
Love me some open toe metal fab and welding.
Lmao.
OSHA has entered the chat.
That was an interesting project and the finished product looks cool. Nice one!
However, the final drive ratio seems a little slow for my liking. Man has run faster than 44.4kph! In the interests of speed and reliability, I'd forget reverse gear and weld a drive sprocket directly to the centrifugal clutch housing. A correctly chosen sprocket on the axle would prove a lot faster, lighter and much more durable than that, admittedly cool, gearbox design. 70kph+ should be relatively easy to achieve with the right sprockets and perhaps by disabling/removing the engines governor. However, I'm not sure 70kph+ would be advisable with the ratio of that steering rack... and by the looks of some of them welds.
Esse cara é um gênio 🍀🍀👏👏👏🎁🎁🎁
The most impressive part is the gearbox. AND he even fabricated his own steering wheel! Plus did not use off the shelf or salvaged upper and lower control arms. The steering rack is not homemade though. That would be the icing on the cake if it were. Rack and pinion type is used here. I see the implementation of bearings too. Nice job friend 5☆
thanks you very much
Just because you said to not try it at home, I'm gonna try it at home. And there is nothing you can do to stop me.
finally one guy doing a kart with diferential
Рождение китайского автопрома)))
I like you gokart 👍
Builds "Off Road" Go Kart, then drives only on street. Classic
At those speeds, I'd rather call it a mobility scooter
@@jerryboics9550 You're not wrong 26mph is really slow for something this size, if he's used a 125cc 2 Stoke motorbike engine it would be a lot faster.
@@originalityisdead.9513 well yes but actually
Yes
จู๋
@@jerryboics9550 m
It's amazing, I wish I can build my own.
Sadly I don't have any tools, materials, and even money for that.
This was definitely built on a budget and I love it
Awesome informational educational video experience Y'alls God Bless Ya 🙏
I was amazed how smooth the transmission turned out. Yes there was some misalignment from just eye-balling and tacking it in place, but that's what chain drives allow for. He did grease it up well, but if you put a plate on bottom and put a bit of 90 weight oil in the bottom just enough to let the bottom gears set in it by an inch, it will self lube the entire assembly and last.
Don't think that gear assembly was ever intended to have oil, just be grease packed from the look of it. Likely could have stood to be cleaned out and re-packed.
@@SilvaDreams Take your nose out of his brown eye
The gear box is such a cringe, black paint instead of oil or grease. The steering wheel blew me away hahah. And besides, I would like to ride it 😁 Greetings from Poland
Cara.
@@imambudisantoso1089 ?
This whole build is just a waste of time and money, but not for him (TH-cam ad revenue)
Ngomong opooooo gak gak paham bLas
Me gustaria ver replique el ARIEL ATON con tus abilidades te quedaria verdugo .👍👍👍
WOW.. GOOD JOB BUILD GO KART
держатели подшипников просто отличные)
тут все собрано так что бы не разобрать
The wheel arms on this remind me of what you would find on a RC Monster Truck. If you take two car windshield wiper servos and add one to the steering wheel and one to the throttle you could make this remote controlled. lol
Under powered especially going through all the gears and chains etc
This dude is so much smarter than I will ever be. Great job,and you got it right on the first try? Im impressed
Yes, thanks
Parabéns! Você é um génio
Break & learn a great job with good detail in build! Obviously, you discovered the angle of your rear-drive axle was more than that style of joint could handle. Dual rear disc's a good idea with differential! Awesome job on the gearbox why not inclose & run wet with less friction & would last much longer. My only complaint is the pedals your last name isn't Goldberg, is it? Miner list for the home builders as long as you had fun & still are perfect keep at it I enjoyed watching! Ps impressive top speed for 6.56hp RUBBER SIDE DOWN!
Have you considered adding a kind of gear to the stearing? Like for each turn, it turns 1.5 times on the wheel's? Like just giving it 50 percent more.
I saw from the get go that the ratio was waaaay to short. He should practically be able to go full right by only going about 90 degrees right on the wheel.
That steering box is for a tractor. LOL
They make inline gear reduction units that go inline with the steering shaft and it's 2to1 so one way is quick steer the other is slow
About 55 years ago I had an off-road go-kart that I didn’t have to build. From the highest point down: top of driver’s head, top of steering wheel, top of seats, top of VW air cooling fan shroud. It had been a Beetle, but rolled over. With nearly all the weight above the floor pan removed, and the original skinny tires, I don’t know whether it would even be possible to roll the thing over- the tires would slide sideways very easily.
i love it
God bless u. .i love to whatchhhh everthink. Gear box made by u... something very special
Thank you so much 😀
Lo felicito quedo super, pero no me gusto sus medidas de seguridad para trabajar de puro milagro sigue vivo, recuerde que trabaja con un sistema que usa energia electrica.
Incredible build KST. I've never seen anyone fabricate their own gearbox before. The WHOLE kart is made from scratch, amazing. I would be interested to have an update on how well things hold together, especially the gearbox and independent suspension etc... Those parts are under a lot stress. Anyway, you've earned my respect and subscription.
he didnt put any fluid in the tranny nore did he seal it
Hay lắm,sáng tạo lắm anh bạn Việt Nam của chúng ta
Cám ơn Nguyễn Tuấn Anh nhiều nhé :D
i seriously want to build this./.but the gear box the most.!. looks awesome...you might aswell of sealed the unit and added oil with all the work u already did... cant wait to see you rip up the trails.!.
If I were him I would definitely upgrade to a MIG welder when at all possible. It is far more efficient and will make welding his creations a breeze. What he built is pretty cool indeed and the fact that he repurposes so much is amazing. My sons and I are about to start building some carts and pass along some of our fabrication skills on to the grandsons. They are getting to the age where they can enjoy motorized toys, so why not let them build them as well as drive and break them LOL! I am not going to get into the fabricating of transmissions like this guy did but fully suspended carts are a must for the 4wheeler paths we are looking to go play on. I would love to see his interpretation of a mini crosscart build.
Woow good excellent ✌🤞🤘♥️♥️
Thank you so much 😀
Le felicito por su trabajo y capacidad, una pena que se haya soltado esa cruceta, pero, no importa, paz y ciencia, adelante!!!!, Saludos desde San Luis Argentina!!!
Desde Colombia ...genial tu car . Yo hice uno casi igual hace 40 años...
You would be totally fine in a Mad Max world.
Is anyone ganna give credit to this awesome playlist I was numbing the whole time while being amazed by this work of art
I actually thought his welds need practice but at least the music doesn't suck. I still commend him for the build overall though.
Don't care what anyone else says I'll buy one awesome job
Damn man that's cool keep up the good work
After bending all the front suspension tubes by machine, not certain why the roll bar was cut and then bent by hand. Why not use a tube bender there too?
Спасибо, за такой подробный процес сборки. На Русском ютубе такого не найдёшь. Желаю успехов в будущих проектах!
thanks you
@@ksthacks погугли WorkroomSiberia
congratulations for your creativity
muy bien... lo intentaría con unos neumáticos mas grandes, y un volante ms cómodo, la lubricación y frenos es necesario.... pero si me encanto...