GO KART - PART 3

[@samskillington401]

When I was about 12 my dad and me made a "soap box" cart from an 8 foot piece of 2 by 4 with an axle and wheels scavenged from a scrap heap. The whole thing in the end weighed nearly 18 tonnes and was a rolling death trap. We dubbed her "Poker Alice". nearly 25 years later my Dad is very ill and doesn't have a lot of time left, but I will always cherish that time and effort my father spent making Poker Alice for me. I teared up watching this. Your son will be very proud of you in the future, you seem like a worthy father.

[@Mbgroff]

sam skillington a year later. Is your dad still alright?

[@_ohmz_electric]

Joe Groff following

[@ronin061874]

This cart is so great I think I want to adopt you as my dad and have you make me one. I'm 5' 10", 190 lbs. Thanks in advance.

[@MrRocklizard]

BIG BOY! lol next episode: Suspension. XD

[@CJBurkey]

@@MrRocklizard daddy likes 'em big ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

[@PracticalEngineeringChannel]

Steering geometry! In another life, I'm a geologist, but in a third one, an automotive engineer. So cool!

[@operator8014]

Practical Engineering - Lol, Brady. What are you doing here?

[@FlatBroke612]

Practical Engineering I haven't finished the video yet but the rack and pinion steering eliminates a lot of Ackerman adjustment available with simple linkage... if you have a background in racing karts, rack steering is never used. I also might have a couple national champ trophies on the shelf from my younger days and now work as an Engineer. Good build though!

[@brandonnjau5682]

same here. petroleum geoscientist and a lover of automotives

[@RoccoCataldo]

Watching that CNC cut the sprocket was amazing! :)

[@crumbs182]

Rocco Cataldo I could hear AvE's eye twitch from here 😂

[@phildcrow]

I have an 11 year-old son. We have been watching this series together. At the conclusion of these videos, he looks at me and just shakes his head.

[@twlson49]

lmao... that would be me

[@hyteck]

Did you beat him? I would've beat him.(Probably why I don't have kids)

[@bobdabuilder3324]

Jarod Cook woah thats too far its 2019 laws are tighter

[@conkerconquerer9762]

@@hyteck is that a joke, didn't hit if it was.

[@walterkersting1362]

Good boy...

[@Abom79]

Hope you let the kiddos take that baby our for a spin soon Tony! Looking good! Love the fab work!

[@ThisOldTony]

I'm still undecided if I should let them touch it or not. ;)

[@danocronopolis]

@@ThisOldTony hey, ToT! looks like i'm getting conscripted for little kiddo go-kart-fab duty over here myself, and I've been loving going visiting this build again. how'd it work out? they ever get any good use out of this bad larry, or is it all trials bikes all the time? love what you're doing, and how you do it man. cheers

[@markusthiel7687]

@@ThisOldTony Would you put this video in the "Chainsaw go-kart" playlist? Video 1, 2, addendum and 4 are in there but 3 is missing. Every now and then i go back to your past projects to relive the moment ☺️.

[@EEJester1586]

Don't forget to make a blower for the motor, and a e-brake to do mad doughnuts. After all that.... 4X4!!!

[@thetree7403]

well, the normal brake acts as an e-brake in this case, because he planted it in the rear xD

[@TSGEnt]

Don't forget the train airhorn!

[@LtdJorge]

And 2 turbos

[@LtdJorge]

@@CoryLeith-nv6wb or 4

[@robertcampbell7997]

All of you are forgetting the nitrous tank!!

[@dankolar6066]

A noble effort. I like it. The kids may, or may not, fully appreciate the effort - but Dad Projects are a lot like Dad Jokes, in that Dad really enjoys them.

[@MattsAwesomeStuff]

Blah blah you're a great fabricator. But one thing that strikes me that people don't comment on often enough is that your comedic timing is flawless. It's difficult to be funny and not have your (lame) jokes fall flat, your delivery and instinct couldn't be better. Puts you a cut above.

[@Rubmaster]

Totally! The 5 degree camber on the right wheel got me good xD

[@arvingo]

agreed. even in the first 2 videos i could hear that straight face humor.

[@brianjenkins2054]

“I’ll get you your money...”. Love it!!

[@Popeye-yb3ct]

Absolutely! This Old Tony has got it all. Top notch for sure.

[@Lokpique]

"This is exactly why my wife says to never throw anything away." I spit out my coffee!

[@Str8sixfan]

Could always build some sort of a shield to protect the rack's teeth from some of the grime.

[@carabela125]

Dunno about a non-sealed rack and pinion. One foreign object getting caught between the teeth will lock the steering, like my dial calipers.

[@joscythe556]

He might be allright if he can make some form of rubber boot or a sheet metal case or something to cover it all.

[@bensevrywere]

that would make it a sealed rack

[@godfreypoon5148]

I was a bit surprised Old Tony made an open rack, considering it's probably easier to make an enclosed one when you can broach stuff.

[@godfreypoon5148]

And he didn't incorporate any means to adjust the depth of mesh? Come on, Old Tony! You're slipping! haha

[@dalleth]

I just want to thank you for posting this. I've gone thru several medications trying to get over the time since the last, but nothing has taken the pain away. This. This was what I needed all a long. Thank you Dr. Tony.

[@n2n8sda]

How long before it gets a turbo fitted :)

[@178skaeboard]

The engine can't handle a turbo.. It would blow up :/

[@n2n8sda]

lol... not that little engine, something a bit bigger

[@U--Bravo]

Hey, I have a turbocharger from a Chevy Cruze!

[@micah-hooka7275]

All I have to say is I award you DAD OF THE CENTURY! I wish I had just a fraction of your talent ........and your machine tools. Great job!

[@joepie221]

I'm thinking your steering wheel position problem came from the fact that your kids are now 2 years older than when you started. Just kidding of course. This type of 'extremely over the top' simple project is something I would do. By the way, I'm sure your son already knows about the throttle restrictor screw if you let him watch these videos, and I think we will all be very disappointed if you don't fabricate a perfect scale formula 1 body for this thing. Nice job.

[@ThisOldTony]

hahah, indeed! The 'problem' is more for my daughter, she's 3 years older. boy fits pretty alright. It's a compromise. I appreciate you stopping by Joe!

[@DTXBrian]

Actually, the way you did your steering column, it seems like you could make it an adjustable tilt. I mean, not easily adjustable by your kids... but something that you could move and set to customize it for each one. Just a thought. Anyway, awesome build! I'm intensely envious of your tools and talents.

[@terrallputnam7979]

This is the highest tech home made go cart ever. I hope your kids watched you make this so they appreciate how much engineering went into this project. They should love it!

[@chrisdado]

If the cart can hit 30mph I'd take a closer look at the seat mounts Tony. A metal strap between them will spread impact forces.

[@bonovoxel7527]

Tony, that notched pipe supporting the last part of the steering axle, it's one of the most well done patch-ups I've ever seen. It does look like it's by design. Chef's kiss! :D

[@shanek6582]

could you build a box around the rack and pinion to keep out dirt, maybe even hold some gear oil?

[@Gunbudder]

This project is so awesome. Your kids will remember this for the rest of their lives, regardless of anything else you do as a dad. I remember all of the projects my dad did when i was a kid, especially the ones that directly involved me.

[@artisticbrit]

Again, I am always dumfounded by anyone disliking a video like this. Great work Tony!

[@shanehanson2084]

These videos are done so well. Even your "extra sound effects" are spot on. From one hard thinking Father to another, Great Job, Sir!

[@vinceparke5740]

Fun video. I'm a welder on vacation...aaaand I'm watching welding. Lol

[@jasonmagee2921]

ALL ASIDE YOU ARE A GOOD AND DECENT MAN WHO LOVES HIS FAMILY, MORE OVER, YOUR CHILDREN! GREAT JOB! I WISH I HAD MY OWN MACHINE SHOP?

[@Edu_RJR]

This is the best thing you've ever done for youtube, the frustation of learning while making something new is palpable and that's so good and real. Best channel ever.

[@JustinC905]

Now that's some engineering ... within some engineering! Love that circular feed table thing in use, and the welds! And the welds! ..Welds. Nice going, that thing is going to have years of fun! Can't wait to see the end result, and the test!

[@IronRiviera]

Wow, that thing has gotten complicated. You certainly have some patience.

[@pmodd]

+Paul Tribbey It's only getting complicated because he's having fun. This thing is vastly over-engineered for a kiddie kart. Don't get me wrong, it's cool, but one must be realistic.

[@eduardodedios8213]

It has been very entertaining watching these videos, great work 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

[@ThisOldTony]

thanks!

[@BryanM362]

I"m sure your wife says, "never throw anything away!" Said a wife NEVER! :)

[@craigleemehan]

Your welds are incredible! It might somewhat diminish my praise that I don't actually know how to weld and everything I think I know is from watching KZbin. I am really blow away by the complexity and beauty of this project. Seeing your mistakes, I mean improvements, gives me solace in all the mistakes I make in my projects.

[@kryptenwolf3564]

"The WeedEater" thats the greatest name ive heard in the history of ever for a kid's go-kart.... I'm so done with you today 😂 also subbed. I really like your creativity and ingenuity

[@dieselman86]

Hello from 5 years in the future. This video still rocks. Awesome work Sir!

[@larrysmall3521]

It is looking good but for peace of mind I would put nylock nuts on the steering rods. Hanging down a lost nut would cause a dangerous steering loss on one wheel.

[@bradleyshearrow3180]

Mr Tony, I'm a young old soul here. I really like your videos. Please keep er' rolling. I really like your videos.

[@JimmysTractor]

Congrats on KZbin top 100,000 by views! If I could borrow your time machine, I'd say to do the kart in stainless so you didn't have to paint it! I like that you mention ackerman steering, but because of the spindle acting as a lever arm, to get the most desirable result when tracking through corners the line should be drawn from the center of the pivot point of the spindle and the where the tire contacts pavement, this mechanism takes into account the closer distance the inside tires contact point with the road. This is not talked about much(at all), but you can see that as the front(inside) tire gets closer to the rear, less of an angle will cut down on scrubbing. Also, be sure to use the low rate steering and have a few holes in each arm so you can lower the rate as he gets older and bolts the KT100 on. I almost forgot- Thats not a router. If that thing can chew through hard steel with a carbide bit and not break the carbide, its a precision milling machine!

[@ZspotMotorsport]

Looking good! That steering column reminds me of a modified VW Beetle I once bought. The previous owner had lowered the car by unbolting and moving the front suspension beam up in the body and welding it back in place 2" higher. This also raised the steering box so it wouldn't line up with the shaft, so he welded a Craftsman 3/8" drive swivel extension between the two. Luckily for him, the car was never "finished" or driven long enough for it to kill him. One of the first things I fixed.

[@stevenyau2443]

no need for a steering wheel just a pair of vice grips will do :D

[@thatoldbob7956]

I appreciate the design even more than the machine and steel work.Great project and most skillful fabrication, congratulation and waiting for the rest. To my 7 kids I got as far as promising then they grew up too fast and bought their own junk which I had to fix a non-stop bases..love your work . That Old Bo

[@jimmydiresta]

Incredible!

[@braddondlinger5104]

This is what you get when you describe the concept of a go kart to an engineer who has never seen one. I love This Old Tony but this is the strangest go kart I have ever seen. Makes for a very interesting series.

[@EstAlternativeVision]

Just hack the frame in half in front of the seat and weld 2 inches of tube in there to lenghten it. It would lower the boys knees and make the cart look less like a farm equipmnent ;)

[@burnair1608]

You a great fabricator and Machinist your tig work is spot on!

[@zaidbhatti5952]

When u like b4 the ad is over

[@aguirredude]

same

[@hvguy]

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[@lamarzimmermanmennonitefar5269]

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[@sundaynightdrunk]

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[@hvguy]

sundaynightdrunk KZbin options. plus KZbin red. what are ads?

[@tigerseye73]

excellent build. Nice to have amillion dollar machine shop! In the end though, it takes a creative mind to figure all this stuff and skills to use the tooling. Great video's.

[@lithiumfire9693]

i was on the edge of my seat waiting for this video

[@keepadventuring]

Did Tony build that seat?!

[@CaptK-py8rq]

Tony, Always fun and educational to watch! On the steering universal joint, you may want to tack the roll pins in at all four ends, I've had pins slip out under stress. Capt. Kev

[@thalliumrc3981]

Any one from CarsandCameras would call this over engineered. "it will be fine"

[@jacksonyoung9751]

Fantastic job youve done there with that cart. You have motivated me to get my everlast welder and my grinder out to see what I can salvage up to build my own kart.

[@georgegavin5273]

You're not Building a go kart for your kids, or it would have been finished already. You're trying to build an engineering marvel to brag to your friends about. You know it too don't you.

[@focused313]

lol

[@sblack48]

Noo. Nooo nooo it's all for the kids

[@AliRaza19052]

agreed

[@piast99]

I had exactly the same thoughts like: "wait a minute, would it accommodate fully physically grown adult male" just before This Old Tony decided that the steering wheel placement needs adjustments.

[@YouTubeSupportTeams]

as soon as i seen he was going rack and pinion i thought shit, he's really going to town on this car, i mean "go kart"!, then a universal joint! haha awesome, i love it

[@staxter6]

Te seriousness of delivering the line 'I welded it crooked' is worthy of an Oscar.

[@PeopleAlreadyDidThis]

Thank God you installed a steering u-joint, lessening the odds of a chest impalement by creating an angular breakpoint in the shaft. Now please go to an auto salvage yard and get a proper steering shaft with two cross-and-roller u-joints and cut out that piece of a socket set. You need the part located between the firewall and the steering rack. Install that shaft section at an angle to your overall steering shaft to create a collapsible section. You've installed great brakes, but your kids' safety is hanging on a cobbled steering system. Reinforce between the two arms on the end of the rack. I'd also reinforce the forward face of the rack C-channel, keep it from bending downward; those gear teeth are short and just a little distortion if the channel bends could disengage the steering. Like you said, the first unauthorized modification will be to remove the throttle stop. Make the steering safe and bulletproof.

[@cobburn]

Maybe you could make where the steering shaft tube is welded to the frame adjustable on a track. That would make the steering wheel angle adjustable and make it so that if your kids crash and hit the steering wheel it could "break away" but actually just pop forward on its adjustment path.

[@benjaminwatson7166]

U think U no better telling him what to do, where's your video, O U don't have one

[@Mostlyharmless1985]

Benjamin Watson he very well might know better. Tony straight up said he doesn’t have a clue what he’s doing. How about you learn the difference between you and U. Maybe go back to school and learn the alphabet.

[@MrRick693]

You gotta start leaving everything tacked, weld when fitting is complete. Saves alot of time, argon, and wire. Love your videos man. Witty and knowledgeable.

[@aserta]

You could look around for a Mini (old) steering wheel. I had one on my child hood go-kart.

[@kalikasurf]

aserta c'mon, this is old tony!!!! Its gonna be a momo wheel with floating shifter paddles!!!

[@anthonywilson1278]

I wish you were my dad - what a thing to have.Your children must be getting so excited Keep up the videos and the the great work

[@kevin47964]

Hi Tony nice video I'm hobby metal worker from Costa Rica, I just got to my hands a huge 2 ton shaper, it's a Cincinnati 32" crank shaper and I got it almost for free but it needs some restoring work that I'm doing this days. So as I see you have a shaper I will strongly appreciate if you did a video about this machines and their use, types of tool grind, speeds, maintenance and general joking around with a shaper, maybe we can get in more close contact via email or text we we can talk about this and so that I can show you this almost 100 year old machine. Sincerely Kevin Rodriguez

[@barri131981]

José Alberto Rodríguez not to take anything away from tonys genius but abom79 has made a couple of videos on the shaper.

[@benjaminmartin4158]

José Alberto Rodríguez , adónde está usted? Yo vivo en Costa Rica, me gusta encontrar un milling machine barata, no sabe adonde ? Yo tengo un Clausing 4914 lathe. gracias

[@kevin47964]

Benjamin Martin hablemos, [e-mail]

[@ThisOldTony]

I'd be happy to do what I can as it comes up but have a look at Steve Summer's channel: kzbin.info/door/jrGHSAkAN0ac8aVejwPBvA

[@kevin47964]

This Old Tony thanks men, I will check this channel out, looking forward for your video ! Keep up with the excellent work you do.

[@musaepadumbratus2326]

Building a go kart from scratch in no small feat! Well done, and thank you. Awesome info

[@cypherdras]

Yay, been waiting ages for this :)

[@zfloz9895]

Dear gentleman, your work is so professional !!!! Congratulations !!!! I belive that CNC machining it is what you do for living, because this is not an easy job.

[@petek210]

TOT...the Enzo Ferrari of Italy! Oh, wait...

[@jeremysmith8990]

By my calculations the machine work alone could’ve bought a brand new 4 wheeler... you sir are an awesome craftsman and a hell of a father!

[@pitbullturtle]

Please dont paint it, it looks awesome like that!

[@cayleependerass]

Bare welded steel near any moisture means it'll rust within a few hours. It needs a coat of something for rust prevention.

[@Mrhollerr]

Yeah a nice clear coat and it'll look awesome and be rust free!

[@CallumTapper]

PerfumedManatee I don't think clear coat would stick very well to bare metal

[@CatNolara]

Yeah, for coating you almost always need a primer, and I don't know if there are clear primers easily available.

[@arsanzic8592]

Epoxy would work

[@jonrogers1497]

Ah. Love your videos. Also love that you, along with other builders, have some sort of hypnotic affect on me and put me to sleep. Like, 5 minutes and I'm nodding off. MelaTony.

[@bulbchangingmonkey]

Yay a Tony vid!

[@t3h51d3w1nd3r]

YESS!!!! Since the start I've been hoping you just figure out the Ackerman angle on the cart, otherwise the kids would be in for some interesting hopping cornering (or lack off) experiences. If you were really really worried about them toppling over while turning you can also get the nose of the vehicle to drop down into the corner but that's only for high speeds.

[@gearboxclinicdon4332]

FINALLY!!! 😆

[@scottgarloff1390]

a little over protective. Cant wait to see how the Airbags come into the build Excellent work !!!

[@TheMakiwerem]

We Europeans are thanking to you for using metric units two

[@whatyoudo9773]

Your building the steering components almost as if the internet is not on today, the linkage they use is very simple for these karts, but i like watching your marvelous images and humble approach to ultra-fine machine work! ;]

[@Tephra]

You should increase the audio bitrate for future uploads - it's alright for just your voice, but sounds awful for music and tools. It's slightly detrimental to your otherwise great production quality. Shouldn't increase file size much either!

[@ThisOldTony]

Thanks Tephra. I've been wrestling with this for quite some time, though I don't always hear it myself. I personally don't hear it in this video. I think I'm using YT recommended. 48kHz/192kbps. Any suggestions?

[@BobMarley-bp6sh]

Now we are critiquing the sound? Ok you did watch all the stuff he was working on right? The sound is fine. I didn't even notice the wacky organ music at all... it just faded into the background. This isn't Avatar OK?

[@kennethbannockburn1129]

Tony, i'm listening through a pair of grado's and it sounds fine.

[@thedave7760]

Audio sounds great don't listen to them. Frequency and bit rate are about as good as youtube needs.

[@jazzon2013]

You are getting a lot of "swirly" compression artefacts for 192kbps. Perhaps the editing package is dropping the bitrate somewhere in the pipeline before render or the codec is not up to snuff. What video editing package do you use? What audio codec are you exporting with?

[@fully_retractable]

I feel the pain in this build, recently decided to make a scooter out of a leaf blower motor... NEEDLESS to say its cost a lot more money than i expected, with a lot of setbacks, because of my lack of planning. thank you for posting this video.

[@Nobody-U-Want-2-Know]

My father used to build and race his own carts and you're way, way, way over-engineering everything...

[@scribblargh]

That's half the fun. :)

[@matthewmarting3623]

Welcome! You must be new here.

[@DeliciousDeBlair]

This construction is turning out to be one of the most elegant, sophisticated and attractive looking go kart builds I have ever seen! I just hope it is strong enough to not bend the first time it hits a pothole...

[@Maccaroney]

While you have had to do a couple re-designs along the way so far i'm pretty happy that you took into account caster and Ackermann angles. Hugely important and often overlooked. Great work!

[@Mindstorm1997]

This is by far the most complicated and beautiful child's go cart ever

[@2lefThumbs]

I love the way you resolutely call that thing a router! I've got a mini mill that would struggle to make those cuts :) Great you rethought the steering column, the original looked chest-piercing!

[@stephenturner9097]

Best explanation of the Ackerman angle I've ever heard! Great work!

[@rw86347]

I love watching your video. It really makes me miss my old machine shop.

[@YouTubeSupportTeams]

loving the over engineered rack and pinion steering with universal joint, this is awesome work!! cant wait to see the finished item, hurry man!!

[@jlucasound]

You have to be the most awesome Dad ever. I hope the drivers of this kart appreciate what you went through to make it. BTW, you are also an awesome machinist and welder. TIG is so cool!

[@MrLargePig]

I could quibble with your design, but, man, you do a truly beautiful weld!

[@kentchambers8642]

Great video. I'm really enjoying watching the process and how you overcome the various snags along the way. Cheers.

[@firstnamelastnameisallowed7943]

You do broaching! I worked for Broach Master's in Auburn California for many years. Probably have never heard of them before but my best friends family owns it and Vian Enterprise. Two separate companies but same family. We did pull broaching and blind hole broaching and shaper cutters everything was done in house making and running the broaches, heat treat was done at Vian Enterprise witch we shared parking lots so wasn't much of shipping costs. Surface grinders were made into spline grinders to make the Go/ no Go measureing tools and the Hopper's and blind hole. I could go on for way to long with all that the two companies do but I already board most of you with my opening sentence probably!! Lol. Your channel is way cool I really enjoy seeing the projects you create!!

[@padre6833]

That is some serious toy shop you have going on there! Loving this build!,,👍

[@rusgeorge7356]

Wow, I keep watching and commenting. What a great idea on the universal socket! Freaking cool. The way you turned the one end down. I need a lathe.

[@paulmorrey733]

Fantastic Tony you are a very talented guy - thanks for sharing

[@stephenwood2629]

Man this world would go so much smoother and better if people thought like you did love your program dude

[@aususer415]

Brilliant Tony! Had to laugh at your steering placement conundrum - when I was a kid it was the consideration of how much you'd have'ta jam your foot on the bit of wood to help the rope steering unjam from the knot you'd tied... Kids these days ;) you make me want to get/learn tig.. Nice work!

[@shaund8908]

i have just watched the series of this build.... i am also making a similar build for my daughters. i was amazed how many processes are similar to what i have done. My first attempt. you also ran into exactly the same issues as i did, had a similar number of re-fits and amazingly the same solutions... so funny to watch.... it was like watching myself doing a more accurate, more skilled build. thanks for posting this. :)

[@garyclagett1848]

Great build, super attention to detail,,, what an awesome dad you are!!!

[@rusgeorge7356]

Always nice to find things you can reuse in the cut off (error) pile. Haa This project looked fun! I always find it fun to watch things behind machined.

[@Apologieser]

I love the sound of your new tig welder! Such a soothing buzz

[@GaleAnders]

Love the Hammon mood. Reminds me of some late seventy's documentary on physiological compatibility exercises. Ron Jeremy; scenes we wish we could unsee.

[@larrysperling8801]

this thing is really over the top. i fully expected to see independent front suspension by now. ha ha .i'm constantly looking for reasons to justify my expensive shop toys and you have provided me with quite a few, keep up the good work.

[@donamills]

Man, your workmanship is fantastic, and your video production quality superb! Hats off.

[@MrJohnnaz]

One hell of a great job! From someone that built a unit similar to yours. Go on the Garage Journal, in the fab section and search for the "Old Milwaukee Express" Unfortunately all the pictures won't load, but you can still read of all my trails and tribulations. Same boat as you, didn't know shit about building a cart, had to figure it out as I (we) went. Started with a 23 HP Briggs Vanguard and ended up with a 38 HP fire breathing monster.This thing had everything from dual slide Mikuni carbs to hydraulic front and rear disk brakes. Spent the better part of the winter of 2010 building it. All motor work was done in house, nothing was sent out, thanks to my good friend, who is an excellent Motorcycle mechanic and tuner.

[@mrfrog3350]

Super nice job on the fabrication of EVERYTHING!

[@MaxMakerChannel]

I think that new steering wheel is also much safer for the kids. You should aim for no metal rods aiming towards the driver.

[@timothypowell5687]

Excellent job. Only one recommendation i would have is drill holes in the column that the bolt runs through at the front tires and tap for a grease zert..only my opinion. Love the humor!

[@martinmiller8198]

That's the coolest cart I have ever seen by far I am a mechanic and have seen a lot of custom cars and that kid's cart looks better thin most full size cars killer work!!

[@chloehennessey6813]

This is great. I asked for a GoKart when I was 12. My dad came home with a 765HP Ultra 4 truck. Been running races and uphill battles since. 🙂