It just came out of necessity! I had a friend who saw the old bolt that was the tensioner and mentioned it resembled a rad cap, so it went from rad cap to ornament!
!!!!! Wow crazy ya did it ya make it look easy all them hours great work thks for sharing that steering is cool the idea is great ya gone and done it !! Congrats are in order from Canada 🇨🇦 Sk later keep it up 😊
Thanks, man. I appreciate it! Hopefully I'll have some update videos soon! It's been hard to find time. I have 2 young children who have been my number one priority, but we'll get back to building! I have lots of footage I just need to sit down and edit
Ahah! It probably was, it's way worse in person! I found the wheels in the trash one day, the rims are in good shape, and the bolt pattern is right! Now I just need some new rubber!
Great video my friend. Where are you located? I am starting my channel with a 1928 Morgan RIP GN special with 4 wheels hillclimb racer replica. I have to build a foundry to cast a two part aluminum adapter to mate the experimental airplane opposed twin engine to the flywheel and then to an MGB transmission and then by driveshaft to the MGB rear differential so it can have brakes and really awesome wire wheels. The frame will be wood over steel and covered with ceconite air craft fabric...
@@rednectarYT I am totally stoked to get started building. I am not completely finished buying all the pieces. The engine is going to need a lot of work.
@@wingnutsrc7338 Not yet. I just got my tripod yesterday. I have to rebuild the engine first and then everything else . I still have a couple projects to finish so I can make room for the build. I ma so stoked. I will let you know my friend. It will have 1928 Morgan Rip MGB special in the title at least. I don't know what to call the channel yet either.
about the stuck rearaxle , yeah keeping the dirt of helps . maibe you can cover the open parts with some hose so it doesnt fill up with mud and rust think one tool that will give you a lot of help would be a minilathe and maibe a milling machine m both are realy handy for making axles hubs and all that sort of stuff , makes it eazier to adapt stuff too
Oh man, 100% a mini lathe would be awesome, but in canada, that's a lot of money. The humidity has been crazy this year. All the bare metal bearly lasts overnight without flash rusting. I've started using preservative oil to help out. Thanks for watching and offering some good advice!
Oh man, that must be an awesome little motor! I wish the 420cc stage parts were around the same price as the 212 version. I'd love to upgrade this old girl, but for the price, it would probably just get a motorcycle engine, ahah
@@rednectarYT yeah its a nice motor it a 7000rpms of joy needs better gearing but its awesome and 420cc are awesome i want one but I want to super charge it and stuff but im about to build and shift kart scratch
Liking the build. The front suspension seems to have shocks and springs + something similar to a springer (sliding trunions). Is there a reason for that? Wondered how you find having the front shocks/springs horizontal. ? Thanks for sharing
It was just the space available. The shock needs to be very stiff compared to the tower style suspension. I used mountain bike springs, which were rated to 1000 lbs. Normal motorcycle shocks were way too soft. She rides great! There is far more bump stear than I would like but that will be getting addressed.
I'm sorry! youtube is a real stickler for copyright music, and the royalty free stuff is pretty bad. Just thank god you have to hear it once, I hear it for hours editing! 🫠🫠 I'll work on getting some better tunes!
I know, sorry! I don't want the videos longer then 20 minutes and I had already cut too much of this build out! but next video we will be having this cart running and ripping some laps, along with some new engine parts!
Cool
Thank you sir!
Thats wild!
You're wild
The way you say out seems like you are in Canada..lol I love the suspension!!
Yes sir! I am just east of Maine!
@@rednectarYT That is cool. Nova Scotia? I am in Pennsylvania. I will try and keep you in the loop my friend.
@johnkoury1116 I'm from Nova Scotia originally, but we are in New Brunswick now!
I love how the chain tensioner for the steering chain is the hood ornament! that's awesome
It just came out of necessity! I had a friend who saw the old bolt that was the tensioner and mentioned it resembled a rad cap, so it went from rad cap to ornament!
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When you fall asleep during the video, we get a full view!
!!!!! Wow crazy ya did it ya make it look easy all them hours great work thks for sharing that steering is cool the idea is great ya gone and done it !! Congrats are in order from Canada 🇨🇦 Sk later keep it up 😊
Thanks, man. I appreciate it! Hopefully I'll have some update videos soon! It's been hard to find time. I have 2 young children who have been my number one priority, but we'll get back to building! I have lots of footage I just need to sit down and edit
It looks like that front tyre had been dragged down the road sidways ahaha! Great work mate!
Ahah! It probably was, it's way worse in person! I found the wheels in the trash one day, the rims are in good shape, and the bolt pattern is right! Now I just need some new rubber!
Great video my friend. Where are you located? I am starting my channel with a 1928 Morgan RIP GN special with 4 wheels hillclimb racer replica. I have to build a foundry to cast a two part aluminum adapter to mate the experimental airplane opposed twin engine to the flywheel and then to an MGB transmission and then by driveshaft to the MGB rear differential so it can have brakes and really awesome wire wheels. The frame will be wood over steel and covered with ceconite air craft fabric...
That sounds like an awesome project. I can't wait to see it!!
@@rednectarYT I am totally stoked to get started building. I am not completely finished buying all the pieces. The engine is going to need a lot of work.
We're located in New Brunswick, Canada
Oh man that sounds awesome do you have a channel yet?
@@wingnutsrc7338 Not yet. I just got my tripod yesterday. I have to rebuild the engine first and then everything else . I still have a couple projects to finish so I can make room for the build. I ma so stoked. I will let you know my friend. It will have 1928 Morgan Rip MGB special in the title at least. I don't know what to call the channel yet either.
about the stuck rearaxle , yeah keeping the dirt of helps . maibe you can cover the open parts with some hose so it doesnt fill up with mud and rust
think one tool that will give you a lot of help would be a minilathe and maibe a milling machine m both are realy handy for making axles hubs and all that sort of stuff , makes it eazier to adapt stuff too
Oh man, 100% a mini lathe would be awesome, but in canada, that's a lot of money. The humidity has been crazy this year. All the bare metal bearly lasts overnight without flash rusting. I've started using preservative oil to help out. Thanks for watching and offering some good advice!
Great work!
Thank you!
Nicest wheelbarrow in all the land
Thanks you guys!! She's my baby! 😈😈
@@rednectarYT it looks way beefier now, love the stance
Bro, you should have way more subs.
Thanks man, that means a lot! I'm glad you're enjoying the content! 🤟🤟
you need driving it on TH-cam bro awesome build I need help on the jackshaft
Thank you! We will be taking it out next episode! I didn't want to make this episode too long!
What are you building! Link it in the comments!
@@rednectarYT anytime man keep it up bro
@@rednectarYT I have a stage 3.5 predator 212 and its in a nice gokart paint just got done
Oh man, that must be an awesome little motor! I wish the 420cc stage parts were around the same price as the 212 version. I'd love to upgrade this old girl, but for the price, it would probably just get a motorcycle engine, ahah
@@rednectarYT yeah its a nice motor it a 7000rpms of joy needs better gearing but its awesome and 420cc are awesome i want one but I want to super charge it and stuff but im about to build and shift kart scratch
Liking the build. The front suspension seems to have shocks and springs + something similar to a springer (sliding trunions). Is there a reason for that? Wondered how you find having the front shocks/springs horizontal. ? Thanks for sharing
It was just the space available. The shock needs to be very stiff compared to the tower style suspension. I used mountain bike springs, which were rated to 1000 lbs. Normal motorcycle shocks were way too soft. She rides great! There is far more bump stear than I would like but that will be getting addressed.
Where did you find that 1970s Holiday Inn cocktail bar music???
I'm just screwing with you! You're building a cool machine there!
I'm sorry! youtube is a real stickler for copyright music, and the royalty free stuff is pretty bad. Just thank god you have to hear it once, I hear it for hours editing! 🫠🫠 I'll work on getting some better tunes!
@rednectarYT LOL!!!! IT's all good! I'm more interested in your content with what you're building than worrying about your music!
C blocked right at the end! I wanted to see it rip!! Guess I'll have to wait until the next video ahah!
I know, sorry! I don't want the videos longer then 20 minutes and I had already cut too much of this build out! but next video we will be having this cart running and ripping some laps, along with some new engine parts!
What engine is in it
Predator 420