Bought metal at our local supplier in Sacramento CA Place Called; Del Paso pipe and steel Address: 5519 Raley Blvd., Sacramento, CA 95838 Email: [email protected] Phone: (916) 992-6500 Fax: (916) 992-2828

To be honest I don’t really know what’s the maximum length before gates start sagging but my gates are 12 feet wide in total length. Each gate is 6 feet wide and I haven’t seen any signs of sagging yet. If you reinforce it with horizontal or diagonal braces (rectangular tubing) I bet it will hold up pretty well. Thanks for watching and commenting. Cheers 🍻

I’m glad you are interested in making a similar gate for yourself but it was a home project that wasn’t professionally built. You might want to hire a professional to fabricate it for you. Thanks for watching and commenting. Good luck. 👍

Yeah, everything is more expensive than ever. My suggestion to you is don’t buy this pit bike but get a used Honda or Yamaha dirt bike instead. You’ll thank me later.

I had some square tubing left over from my first project so basically this fence (in this video) came out to approximately 2 thousand dollars in materials. During pandemic prices jumped significantly on metal and wood so building a fence was a costly endeavor. Not sure what the prices are right now but I bet it’s still not cheap to fabricate this type of fence. To hire someone to do this job will cost 3 times as much. Anyways, thanks for watching and commenting. Cheers 🍻

No sir, the picket boards originally were not treated. I just stained them with weather guard from Home Depot. Stained wood looks much better I think. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Yes that’s exactly what I did. The pointy ends of the hinges were wedged in between the post and the gate and I just tack welded the top and the bottom hinge in place and once they looked even, I made a final pass on the outside of the fence and then on the inside between the post and gate. Thanks for watching and commenting.

The first motor I bought from Amazon it was defective. When I installed it, the motor itself ran fine but the second and third gears ⚙️ were not engaging so I returned it. Swapped it for another one and it worked great. Unfortunately it was a fully automatic motor so it only had 3 gears ⚙️ forward and one in reverse. I would recommend getting a manual motor without reverse. It should be a little faster than automatic. As far as Amazon goes, you can pretty much buy it and if it doesn’t work then you can exchange it for another one so buy it with confidence. And yes, my engine came with everything including the wiring harness and carburetor. Good luck and thanks for watching and commenting.

If I knew how to weld aluminum then maybe I could have used it in other applications. There’s more involved when it comes to welding aluminum. Also, aluminum is more expensive than steel so it’s not cost effective to use it in a project like this.

I used low capacity 10 round mags (Commiefornia standard). Mag is actually from Glock 17 9mm and it fits like a glove.

It was a 2005 Toyota Avalon.

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@@geelor3086 I believe it will work with your van but I would ask the seller if his tool compatible with your vehicle.

That engine mount was fabricated in my previous video. Had to make it from scratch because it’s virtually impossible to find the right one that would work with every go kart frame.

That engine mount was fabricated in my previous video. Had to make it from scratch because it’s virtually impossible to find the right one that would work with every go kart frame.

My wiring came with connectors so it was basically plug and play type of deal. I didn’t have to mess with it. Maybe just buy new wiring harness and it will save you some headache? It’s not that expensive on Amazon or EBay. Good luck 👍

Your best bet is EBay or Amazon because that’s where I get most of my go kart parts but you can also Google specific items and I’m pretty sure there’s companies that specialize in things like that. Good luck with your search and thanks for watching and commenting.

Yeah ive searched multiple we sites and amazon and all and none go down past a 40tooth where exactly did u get ur rear sprocket or did u have it made ?

I just finished my 140cc racing go kart build my gear ratio setup is 14/42 currently and 1st and 2nd seem like there now very powerful but 3rd and 4th will scare ya with the torque lol 😂

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No, this floor jack is ready to go right out of the box. I’ve had it for a while and so far it works great. The only downside is it’s kinda heavy to load in a truck bed. Other than that, it rolls just fine on the ground. Thanks for watching and commenting.

When I was making my game, I wanted it to be wide enough for a full size truck or trailer to fit so I cemented the main square posts where I wanted them to be. Make sure they are perfectly vertical because if they are not vertical then you’ll have issues with your swing gates. Distance between my main posts are 12 feet 4 inches ( 3.75 meters). Then you have to figure out each gate size. I left about 1/4 inches (6.35mm) of space between posts (just enough space for hinges to fit and function properly. Then you’ll need 1/4 inches (6.35mm) of space in the middle, between each fence frame. There’s no right or wrong way of doing your fence when it comes to measurements. You can make them to your preferred preference and if you are worried about structural integrity then you can reinforce them with several cross braces and maybe add one more hinge. I’m pretty sure 3 hinges would work great. Good luck with your project and let me know how it turns out.

Simply Amazing and yet so luxurious.