The Cat's stance looks good, at first I thought the front fork was bent in, before you changed it. Mini Snowmobile looks fun. The Car is going to be super cool, those latches are a work of art.
I have a bunch of projects but I really want to build a FAT tire minibike like that Goliath that someone made. I want to use fat tires like the original three wheelers had. As a matter of fact I believe a snowmobubble like yours may do really well with two fat tire knobbies as the propulsion instead of a track that can come off. they could be tucked under the seat and they would not be too noticeable. My best friend is a dad and I am sure we will be making all kinds of cool toys for him. I should really get on the ball so that I have a little guy when his is stilll little so they can grow up together. It's just I have not found the right one to marry yet..lol
What would you do to the snowmobile if you would do it again. I would think maybe it needs to be a little bigger or wider. It is beautiful and a work of art. You are so talented!!
Thanks! I think it turned out pretty good. Its about as good as it could be for what it is. Like if i were to upgrade anything it wouldnt get me anywhere because its limited by other things. Like the track is only so capable. The engine could be more powerful but then it would melt the belt. If i upgraded both then i would have to upgrade the chain, sprockets and the the tracks might have problems. Its all working pretty well together now. As far as handling the front end could be a little wider but also the sway is a problem. It would probably be better off with no front suspension to keep it more stable around turns. But then again if I take turns too hard it peels off a track sometimes. So the sway keeps me from taking turns too hard.
@@jeep2003 Wow! it seems like you found the right combination to keep everything running at its level of operation. Very intuitive...lol You can tell everyone that you planned it that way...lol
@@jeep2003 I have not started working on my Porsche 914. I have so many projects and learning how to walk again from getting run. over by a Ford F350 while I was riding my 1957 Harley pass taken up lots of time in the past two years. At least to was something to do during the plandemic.
Do you still have the mini? Lates video I found was after the engine was installed and you unboxed a bunch of accessories. Love to see more. Not sure how you find the time for all you do.
Yes its been a great car. I know i kinda dropped the ball on those videos. Iv been meaning to do an update video I will when i get it out in the spring.
Hi, i build a similar little skidoo. Did you try going up steeper hills with this much snow or even more? In the video where you had the wheels on i saw you going up smaller hills but it was more like riding on dirt. I was wondering if with snow like in this video or even more if the snowtracks are long/wide enough to bring you uphill or do they just dig them selfs in the ground? I didn't get to test mine out jet because something broke after like 2 meters riding through snow. It performed great on gras and went up really steep hills with no problem! I am afraid it wont do so good in ungroomed snow.... and thats what i actually want to use it for.... I also put in a 13hp engine so that it would go up anywhere. But it wont be of any use when the tracks start spinning. If you have Instagram i could send some fotos :)
it does pretty well but if its more than 6 inches or so it struggles. There is a cool group on fb called personal track vehicles with homemade stuff you should check it out.
@@jeep2003 thank you for the quick reply! Ok thats what i was guessing. 6 inches is not that much... I don't have fb anymore.. This is the one i build mine after: th-cam.com/video/28cXMCi6sag/w-d-xo.html but it actually turned out to be more like yours. And here you can see mine: instagram.com/p/COFvlYslQjl/? should be visiable to you even if you dont have IG. Please keep the videos coming. You build insane stuff!!
@@vinataba22 cool it looks good! They are limited by the small tracks because rather than going on top of the snow it starts to just go under it and plow through it. But its still surprisingly capable. Mine just has a predator 212 and it is enough but could use a little more. The torque converter is at its limit too. I burnt up a chinese belt but put on a genuine comet one and it has help up sofar. I try not to over stress it. The dense snow really puts a strain on everything
The Cat's stance looks good, at first I thought the front fork was bent in, before you changed it. Mini Snowmobile looks fun. The Car is going to be super cool, those latches are a work of art.
I have a bunch of projects but I really want to build a FAT tire minibike like that Goliath that someone made. I want to use fat tires like the original three wheelers had. As a matter of fact I believe a snowmobubble like yours may do really well with two fat tire knobbies as the propulsion instead of a track that can come off. they could be tucked under the seat and they would not be too noticeable. My best friend is a dad and I am sure we will be making all kinds of cool toys for him. I should really get on the ball so that I have a little guy when his is stilll little so they can grow up together. It's just I have not found the right one to marry yet..lol
That hood and latches look great , Nice work !
That little sled is very cool
Lots of cool projects👍👍
Great job jeep !
Sick mini snowmobile🙂
Very cool projects and a nice update on the mini hot rod.
You could drill holes in them and mount carbides from a normal snowmobile on the skis
Nice job!
That was cool
Awesome
What would you do to the snowmobile if you would do it again. I would think maybe it needs to be a little bigger or wider. It is beautiful and a work of art. You are so talented!!
Thanks! I think it turned out pretty good. Its about as good as it could be for what it is. Like if i were to upgrade anything it wouldnt get me anywhere because its limited by other things. Like the track is only so capable. The engine could be more powerful but then it would melt the belt. If i upgraded both then i would have to upgrade the chain, sprockets and the the tracks might have problems. Its all working pretty well together now. As far as handling the front end could be a little wider but also the sway is a problem. It would probably be better off with no front suspension to keep it more stable around turns. But then again if I take turns too hard it peels off a track sometimes. So the sway keeps me from taking turns too hard.
@@jeep2003 Wow! it seems like you found the right combination to keep everything running at its level of operation. Very intuitive...lol You can tell everyone that you planned it that way...lol
@@jeep2003 I have not started working on my Porsche 914. I have so many projects and learning how to walk again from getting run. over by a Ford F350 while I was riding my 1957 Harley pass taken up lots of time in the past two years. At least to was something to do during the plandemic.
Do you still have the mini? Lates video I found was after the engine was installed and you unboxed a bunch of accessories. Love to see more. Not sure how you find the time for all you do.
Yes its been a great car. I know i kinda dropped the ball on those videos. Iv been meaning to do an update video I will when i get it out in the spring.
@@jeep2003
Just glad you still have it. Such a cool car. Look forward to seeing the outcome. Great job on all your projects.
Hi, i build a similar little skidoo. Did you try going up steeper hills with this much snow or even more? In the video where you had the wheels on i saw you going up smaller hills but it was more like riding on dirt. I was wondering if with snow like in this video or even more if the snowtracks are long/wide enough to bring you uphill or do they just dig them selfs in the ground? I didn't get to test mine out jet because something broke after like 2 meters riding through snow. It performed great on gras and went up really steep hills with no problem! I am afraid it wont do so good in ungroomed snow.... and thats what i actually want to use it for.... I also put in a 13hp engine so that it would go up anywhere. But it wont be of any use when the tracks start spinning. If you have Instagram i could send some fotos :)
it does pretty well but if its more than 6 inches or so it struggles. There is a cool group on fb called personal track vehicles with homemade stuff you should check it out.
@@jeep2003 thank you for the quick reply! Ok thats what i was guessing. 6 inches is not that much... I don't have fb anymore.. This is the one i build mine after: th-cam.com/video/28cXMCi6sag/w-d-xo.html but it actually turned out to be more like yours. And here you can see mine: instagram.com/p/COFvlYslQjl/? should be visiable to you even if you dont have IG. Please keep the videos coming. You build insane stuff!!
@@vinataba22 cool it looks good! They are limited by the small tracks because rather than going on top of the snow it starts to just go under it and plow through it. But its still surprisingly capable. Mine just has a predator 212 and it is enough but could use a little more. The torque converter is at its limit too. I burnt up a chinese belt but put on a genuine comet one and it has help up sofar. I try not to over stress it. The dense snow really puts a strain on everything
Great video man
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Love this
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Nice work!