Great job! What is the use for the receiver hitch on the front? I’m guessing that it’s used to back boats or campers into position. Thanks for your efforts!
@@joshs3436 this did cost more than if I started with a complete cart but because I started with the frame I needed to buy a lot of stuff but semi total without the motor, rear end it was around 5k
Curious here, will the roller frame, without bodywork, fit inside of an 8’ pickup bed? Does the lift kit add to the wheelbase? Trying to get some answers before embarking on a project. Thanks in advance
It didn’t really change any performance but it was a really good upgrade to the forward and reverse switch from the sliding contact assembly. The only thing that I also noticed is that in reverse it feels faster than the older setup.
I went with the jakes long travel 6” lift and love it. Only thing I would love to find it to make the rear a independent suspension to match the give in the front.
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Great job! What is the use for the receiver hitch on the front? I’m guessing that it’s used to back boats or campers into position. Thanks for your efforts!
@@fireplugrm thank you and it can be but a lot of guys use it for a winch system.
HOW MUCH DID IT COST? GREAT JOB.
@@joshs3436 this did cost more than if I started with a complete cart but because I started with the frame I needed to buy a lot of stuff but semi total without the motor, rear end it was around 5k
@@joshs3436 and thank you it took a lot of work lol
Nicely done!
Thank you
Curious here, will the roller frame, without bodywork, fit inside of an 8’ pickup bed? Does the lift kit add to the wheelbase? Trying to get some answers before embarking on a project. Thanks in advance
@@fireplugrm it will fit perfectly in an 8 foot bed and should fit even with a lift kit it doesn’t add much or anything to lengthen it.
Did you notice any performance increase when you switched to the reversing contactor?
It didn’t really change any performance but it was a really good upgrade to the forward and reverse switch from the sliding contact assembly. The only thing that I also noticed is that in reverse it feels faster than the older setup.
Does the headlights wires connect individually (color to color) or with 3 pin connectors?
@@tee2crxzy it’s one triangle harness it keeps it clean
What lift did you use? How do you like it?
I went with the jakes long travel 6” lift and love it. Only thing I would love to find it to make the rear a independent suspension to match the give in the front.