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No problem, you have no idea how happy I am to hear this is helping people. Thank you for the comment, its much appreciated. Good luck with your new wagon, I still use mine all the time.

Right on

Have you guys tried adding a remote controller to it

This is what i came to find out 😂​@@Adam-Solomon

Zack, Thanks for the support. I wish I was set up to build these for clients, I have had quite a few people ask. If you have any questions or if you think I missed any details in the video that would make it easier, let me know and I'll see how I can help.

Hi Amandeep, Thank you so much for the comment, and I agree THIS video should have a million views. Just want to make a note that this video was for entertainment, I would not and do not recommend doing this and letting kids (or anyone) ride it, it could be dangerous for numerous reasons, and the wagon is not designed for passengers. I only let my kid ride it briefly under close supervision to show that the wagon does most of the work with little effort. With that being said, I chose the wagon with steering because having the ability to point the front wheels in a specific direction stops the wagon from constantly pulling only to one side.

Yup, the occasional ridding/driving by the kids would be under absolute strict conditions only.

Thank you for the comment its much appreciated. First I just want to say I am not an expert or professional at these things. With that being said, (question 1) In the item's description it says that the wheel is rated for less than 36 volts, and I only use it on power setting 1 and 2. There is a good chance that when I am using it, it is closer to the 24 volts because I am using it on the lower power settings ( Power setting 4 & 5 is probably to much for the wheel to handle for more than a few minutes, especially with weight on it). I was on Amazon the other day and I noticed that they have an identical wheel that is rated for 36 volts and it is about the same price (maybe a better option) . (Question 2) I am not entirely sure about how to hook up 2 motorized wheels, however, I do have a drift Trike that I bought which has one power source (1 Set of batteries) and it is connected to two separate motor controllers which each go to a separate wheel, so for that reason I believe it is doable. Hope this helps.

Thanks for the comment. Yes, the wheel that I used spins freely if there is no power to it. So if the battery dies its just a regular wagon.

No Problem, you are super observant. Glad I inspired you. Yes I did install it upside down and I believe I had to trim it a little and put tape to protect the wire from cutting. It was a while though and I don't remember all the little details.

It has been holding up for me. I didn't have any issues with it.

It's best to have a throttle. Default speed won't stay the same if you are on an incline and the wagon is loaded.

Thank you. I have not tried it on the beach yet. I think it will have a trouble in deep sand. It works decent on rock, but, a bit bumpy. I will definitely consider designing an easy to build electric beach cart in a future video though. Thanks for the interest.

Thank you for catching that, I appreciate it. I fixed the link.

Thank you for the comments. First question, I believe you need a throttle control. Second question about voltage: I wired the batteries in a series to get 36v to the motor controller, however, I only use Power Setting 1 and 2 so I am not using the full 36v which is higher than the hub motor is rated. If your moving around something heavy constantly they make another wheel hub motor (which is almost identical) that is rated for the full 36v which might be a better option for you. Hope this helps.

Hey Richard, thanks for the question. First I have to say that I am not an expert or professional of any kind in this field. With that being said, that is the wheel that I bought and I have been running at 36v for about a year now, however, I only use it with power level 1 or 2 setting. It says in the description that it should be operated at less than 36v and is most likely under that on the lower power setting ( I am guessing though). It is possible that they changed the description on specifications over the last year also. I did do a quick search for you though and found that they do have an almost identical wheel that is rated for 36v. Check this one out if you want to play it on the safer side. " L-faster 36V 350W High Speed Hub Motor 8 inch Wheel Motor Scooter Brushless Hub Motor with Wheel Tyre Drum Brake Motor Wheel". Hope this helps and good luck.

@@modsjustin981 Thanks for the fast reply and helpful information. I'm going to order the 36 volt wheel hub.

Links have been added to the description. Hope this helps.

If you pause the video at 45 seconds you can see everything I purchased from amazon. I haven't set up any links yet. Hope this helps.

Edgar, thank you for the comment. It has held up extremely well. My wife brings it everywhere too, so it get used weekly. It has become an item we can't live without.

Hey Jace, I'm super glad you like the project. Currently I am not set up to be making these for sale (Hopefully in the future). If there is anything you think I can change about the video to make it better or easier to understand, I am open to hearing about it.