Bushwackin n Rally Meet would be EPIC!! Cant do that stuff here in Colorado, you'd have all the tree huggin hippie liberals from Boulder up yer arse sideways n stuff!!!
Video was excellent bro!!! some parts of that "trail" looked more suited for the two wheel kind! and other spots prove you got cajones!!!
Bushwackin n Rally Meet would be EPIC!! Cant do that stuff here in Colorado, you'd have all the tree huggin hippie liberals from Boulder up yer arse sideways n stuff!!!
Video was excellent bro!!! some parts of that "trail" looked more suited for the two wheel kind! and other spots prove you got cajones!!!
yeah...some of those spots were definitely not vehicle friendly but we made the best of it.
here is the bit of damage i did to her on the trip.
I am trying to get me friend to lend me his atv wheels (off his running atv).. Because they have 26" Mud tires.. & They are on 14" rims.. I am begging.. We'll see.
I am trying to get me friend to lend me his atv wheels (off his running atv).. Because they have 26" Mud tires.. & They are on 14" rims.. I am begging.. We'll see.
i've thought about that...the only issue i see is are the atv tires approved for the weight of the wagon?
indeed we are. but thats about as far as that statement goes....i am however currently stripping out the back of current jane right now jimmy....should be fairly naked by the time i get to work tomorrow. :evil:
I am trying to get me friend to lend me his atv wheels (off his running atv).. Because they have 26" Mud tires.. & They are on 14" rims.. I am begging.. We'll see.
i've thought about that...the only issue i see is are the atv tires approved for the weight of the wagon?
I think for Off-Road Purposes, they should be fine.. For on-road purposes, I wouldn't try it..
looking for mounting places to reinforce so i can get the sliders mounted.
What are you sliding?
haha i meant sliders for the sides...like these
the only issue with a wagon is we have no "frame" to mount to...so i have to restructure the insides and then mount to the restructured part so i dont rip the body apart lol.
Ahhh.. Yeah... That... I was thinking of making a full cradle to go from front wheels to back wheels and all the way across from drivers to passengers.. As to protect the sides and the drive shaft & floor boards.. That would make is easier to mount.. At, least give you a bunch more mount locations.. I am thinking 1.5" Steel Tube.. The same you would use to make a cage.
yeah...you're head is where mine is haha. first step is siders. then i'll move on from there....im just trying to avoid putting a ton of weight on the car until after its turbo'd
yeah...you're head is where mine is haha. first step is siders. then i'll move on from there....im just trying to avoid putting a ton of weight on the car until after its turbo'd
LOL, yahhh... but then you don't have to move fallen trees... you just put ramps up and jump & slide right over them.. LOL
I would think that the ATV wheels would not be good on the wagon, they are meant to be on something that weighs around 600lbs. I've found the wagon weighs anywhere from 2100 to 2600 stock, so no, I wouldn't think that it would be safe at all to run ATV wheels on the wagon.
Give me a few. Did the rear section tonight. Got the welder all dialed in. I need to remove some seam sealer as well as OEM sound deadening stuff to finish off the rear.
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Video was excellent bro!!! some parts of that "trail" looked more suited for the two wheel kind! and other spots prove you got cajones!!!
yeah...some of those spots were definitely not vehicle friendly but we made the best of it.
here is the bit of damage i did to her on the trip.
lol. yeah were looking and measuring sliders this weekend.
lol will do.
i've thought about that...the only issue i see is are the atv tires approved for the weight of the wagon?
indeed we are. but thats about as far as that statement goes....i am however currently stripping out the back of current jane right now jimmy....should be fairly naked by the time i get to work tomorrow. :evil:
looking for mounting places to reinforce so i can get the sliders mounted.
something like this....
What are you sliding?
haha i meant sliders for the sides...like these
the only issue with a wagon is we have no "frame" to mount to...so i have to restructure the insides and then mount to the restructured part so i dont rip the body apart lol.
LOL, yahhh... but then you don't have to move fallen trees... you just put ramps up and jump & slide right over them.. LOL
anybody else see a problem?
Yep.. That is what I am thinking..
If you where using them on the road, you could overheat the sidewalls and have issues..
But for off-roading.. Game On..
If they work, I will definitely have a set of one of my spare sets of RTs..
Pics or it didn't happen!