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  • in reply to: New to Karting need help with kart identification #69848
    Bryan Furtaw
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    I already knew this kart wouldnt touch a race in a season when i bought it and for 50$ in my opinion its still a great deal. I didnt buy it with competition in mind i bought it as a little project to do. Im a fabricator so making parts and things of that nature is no issue for me. I was just curious as to find out a possible identity of the cart. Not be told that its unusable by todays standards which i could retrofit parts til the cows come home and run it for a season if id like to but i probably wont. Thanks for your input though.

    in reply to: New to Karting need help with kart identification #69731
    Bryan Furtaw
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    [caption id="" align="alignnone" width="1920"] This is the other part I’m not sure of. Some sort of bracket or shield I’m not sure if the other 2 brackets are part of it but they were the newest matching parts in the crate. Look like the same metal.[/caption]

     

    in reply to: New to Karting need help with kart identification #69730
    Bryan Furtaw
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    [caption id="" align="alignnone" width="1920"]Unknown part This was with the Kart parts seems like some sort of either catch can or something has a nipple at the bottom and a bleeder style valve at the top.[/caption]

     

    in reply to: New to Karting need help with kart identification #69729
    Bryan Furtaw
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    Please excuse my late reply, thank you immensely for all of the info.

    As far as the brakes I can’t move them to the left.

    The Kart came with a total of 7 engine blocks I believe most of them are briggs. And it also came fitted with a gasoline briggs 5hp I think the previous owner used it to chase his loose cattle back off of the roadway into the pens. It also came with a 5hp Methanol briggs as well.

    From most of the research I’ve been able to find that it’s a little bit of an older kart, not quite vintage but nowhere up to today’s standards. It has Nginetics brakes on the rear no front brakes. And an Appco sprocket hub. I haven’t found any other identifying marks or numbers on the chassis. The chassis itself is red and has chrome bumpers. The nose fairing/bumper is of a sprint style.  I have a crate of parts I want to go through I have found some things that I am not sure of what they are I can take and post some photos of them.

    in reply to: New to Karting need help with kart identification #69636
    Bryan Furtaw
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    Kart

    Hopefully this works I’m still trying to figure out how to work the image files.

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