Racing Mower Front End/Axle Lowering
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2024
- In this video, we lower the front end of the lawn mower and it is super sketchy! The next video will be lowering the rear! Happy New Year, great start to this year with another part of the racing mower!
Rat Rod Racing Mower Playlist: • Rat Rod Racing Lawn Mower
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for watching!
We all started some where..... keep up the work. It will pay off...
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this is a really good how to video thank you
It’s very interesting seeing other peoples take on these
Nice 3rd gen camaro too ; ]
Yeah!
Just found your channel..good show
Next time you weld something that thick grind a bevel into it it'll help with penitration so when you're going fast you're wheels don't fall off but you might have gotten some good penitration also do spot welds then weld fully so you don't warp it not trying to bash you just some helpful tips just a fella that was once in your shoes
Thanks dude! Useful information!
@@IngenTechNational fs I've made quite a few things
@@Justin-oe9fs Yeah!
Id upgrade to the better craftsman steering system or modify a go kart steering to work with the front axle
On top of that id do a poor mans power steering to help the steering turn really good on stock riding mower which is roller bearings on front axles
Yeah that is on my list because the 1st generation steering sucks butt to the extreme but later on I am going to find a way to do a rack in pinion conversion on this!
I had rebuilt the steering box and replaced that bushing
Hey man I’ve built a few and I suggest you make a tie rod so you can adjust your toe and plus it’s just stronger and has no play I used 1/2-20 threaded rod and 1/2-20 thread 1/2” bore heim joints.
I might try that in the future, we'll see!
Great video! I posted a long comment with some good info, but in case you don't see it, sometimes comments don't show up on CZcams studio, because they're under the "held for review" category. If that's the case it's just because I have some links to some welders. I know I've missed comments on my channel in the past because of this so I just wanted to let you know.
Thanks for the info!
could you have turned each spindle upside down raher than cut and weld
I assume probably not because then the wheel would be way too high and it might bottom out. Maybe if I lowered the front axle down to compensate, but this seems to work fine though.
You could have done a transaxle flip instead of the jackshaft
Maybe!
Are those fishing lures on the wall
Yep! Mainly my brothers and step dads
Hey
Hey!
top speed??
Way it is right now with a 1:1 pulley ratio it is about 22mph (governor is bypassed)
Next video, how about not waving the camera around.
How about you don’t watch it