Awesome, glad it helped, thanks for watching

Thank you for letting them, I think they loved it, enjoy your vacation.

Thanks

That would be awesome

Thanks, I appreciate it

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Thanks Jack, I appreciate you helping out the channel and I look forward to your comments.

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I'm down at the beach right now using the wagon. Thanks for watching

LOL, that's a great idea

Glad you liked it, Thanks for watching.

Thank you!

Cool, it was good talking with you. Enjoy your vacation!

@@ChrisfromKeyfarm you too my friend.

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Absolutely!

Glad you like it

Cool, thanks for commenting.

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Go for it , let me know how it goes, ckeyfarm@gmail.com

This one was built for the Alabama Gulf Coast and really works pretty well. Thanks for watching

@@ChrisfromKeyfarm I'm trying to get one built before we head down to Destin in June. Harbor Freight aluminum cargo carrier, balloon wheels and mobility scooter electronics are the current plan.

That sounds like an awesome plan, send me some pictures ckeyfarm@gmail.com

Glad you like it, thanks for watching

That sounds awesome if you have any pictures I'd like to see it. ckeyfarm@gmail.com

It tracks very straight as long as the axles are straight I can drive this one down a sidewalk no problem.

Thanks for watching

Also do ot understan how wheels are connected to the axle, I mean in rotation

The axles are currently 3/4 all thread rod , the hub has a notch while the rod has a 1/8 pin through it, the notch sits on the pin and 3/4 nuts hold everything tight

That would pretty cool

It's in the video at 8 minutes 50 seconds. If you need more help than that let me know.

@@ChrisfromKeyfarmthank you for your reply. I have purchased both, is it difficult to program it? Do you have maybe a good reference video to set it up?. Looking forward to completing my project with your inspiration

The Ryobi batteries do very well, especially for the price. I have some 20 amp hour lithium batteries I run in series for 24 volts. The 18 volt Ryobi batteries are parallel, so if you want longer run time you could add more batteries but the run time for 2 is good. The motor are electric wheelchair motors that are rated at 24 volts but work great anywhere from 12-24v . Thanks for watching

@@ChrisfromKeyfarm Going with 2x 18 Volt 12Ah Makita batteries in parallel on 24 Volt 250w motors. See how it goes on the beaches in Australia 🦘!

@innovationin-sight8108 it should work great, you can send a picture of it to ckeyfarm@gmail.com

I think it's about 60+/- pounds, thats just an educated guess

Excluding the sand the two wheel drive with the casters is much more responsive and much more fun to drive

@@ChrisfromKeyfarm I have two complete power chairs and I purchased a cytron controller, I guess I can just make both versions and just swap electronics between them 😬 I also am wanting something on tracks, I live up in MN on a farm and it’s heavy clay 🫤

That sounds really cool when you get them finished send me pictures

ckeyfarm@gmail.com

When I run the 18volt drill batteries, they do have 40 amp fuses in the hot leads, in this 24 volt setup if you over amp draw the batteries, they internal monitor in the battery will shut the power down. My battery connector only hooks up one way, so as long as it is installed right, there is no reverse polarity to worry about. A fuse wouldn't be a bad idea, but I just haven't installed one in the current setup, thanks for watching and commenting.

So I don't put a parts list in the description because links expire and that doesn't really help people but if you'll search for the part that I named on eBay every part of this buggy can be bought on eBay , surplus center, or robot shop. Excluding the steel tubing frame

For instance for the sprockets you would search,( 40 sprocket 14 teeth).

The motor controller can be a saber-tooth or a cytron

I've definitely thought about it, thanks for watching.