New Hubs and Spindles for the 670cc Off Road Go Kart - Part 5

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• RA

  @ratherBweldingChris · 4 years ago · pinned

  I decided to edit this video a bit differently, no music and no timelapses. let me know what y'all think of the different editing style ?

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• DR

  @droberts573 · 4 years ago (edited)

  Personally, I really enjoy hearing the sounds of the shop over music. &nbsp;It&apos;s somehow more relaxing. <br>I&apos;ll watch either way . I really enjoy watching you create things out of what looks like scrap cut off&apos;s. &nbsp;Great Work

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• TO

  @toddabbott781 · 4 years ago

  You should have made the tubes with the bearings in the shorter. &nbsp;The shorter they are the less load on the axel. &nbsp;Yes it puts more load on the bearings, but they can handle it far better. &nbsp;You should look for parts in a junk yard to save some money and time... spindles, breaks, sway bars... &nbsp;Some of those small cars have parts that would work great in a buggy. &nbsp;People used to use VW beetles all the time.

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• NO

  @Nordgrinder · 4 years ago

  Always love your content, no matter how you choose to shoot and edit. Just want to say this is really top notch video making. Your love of he craft and attention to detail really shows.

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• TE

  @terminalpsychosis8022 · 4 years ago

  This is such a killer project. Please Mr. Rodger it: take your time to do it right.<br>A way to go to see it running again, but it will be back, better than ever.

• RE

  @redneckracing674.5 · 4 years ago

  hey RBW, thanks for producing high quality video, not only on the go kart buying/building side, but actually fabricating everything, to a degree that doesnt make profesional fabricators cringe.

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• RO

  @robertduvall7392 · 4 years ago

  Remember your first builds??? 😃 Man, have you come a long ways!!! I want one of these machines to fart around in the desert in my retirement! Like the one that is so comfortable, can&apos;t remember what it&apos;s called. <br><br>I am fascinated by the metal work and the engineering that goes into these builds. I have been a wood worker all of my life. The tools for metal working have become so good - makes me wish I was younger now and I would probably do it. I missed that one.

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• JA

  @jameslastdays9901 · 4 years ago

  I like the added depth to the machining process. It gives more of an understanding of what it takes to manufacture the parts. I think it&apos;s a good change.

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• GE

  @geoffburrill9850 · 4 years ago

  Like the way you used the wheel n tyre as a stand for welding the hubs. Nice.

• SC

  @schalkvanheerden837 · 4 years ago

  Personally, music or not, your content is Great. Love your channel and will always watch. Keep it up!

• BL

  @blainehale · 4 years ago

  I&apos;d return that &quot;sway bar.&quot; You could make something like that for so much less. There&apos;s no way it has any torsion resistance.

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• RC

  @rcclassiccrawlers4368 · 4 years ago

  The change up on the video presentation was kinda refreshing. Not that the background tunes were bad. Either way it’s pleasant to watch your videos. Thanks for sharing and continue with the great videos.

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