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I don't mind admitting it's a bit rough and ready, but it does the job, and cost me nowt other than a few hours and rooting about in the container for the bits I put the castors on the handles, in case I ever get a vehicle that I can get it into. As it is, It won't fit in my Disco, because the LPG tank is in the back. So I'll be making a carrier for the back of the truck for when I'm towing the caravan... I haven't patented this. And yes, the handles are rolling pins 
Doh! I remembered just before I was going to lay it down to try the casters, because of the length of the handles, it would probably have been okay, but i'm not about to try it, I'm only planning to move it upright. Glad to hear you're running in went well, now get it serviced and open up that throttle....warder54 wrote:Nice job! Remember that the motor needs to be laid tiller side down (I have the same motor - just finished running in today on a trip from Broughty Ferry to Perth and return) They go very well and throttle response is superb.
I reckon you'll be ok on the tilt angle with the height difference between the main wheels and caster wheels judging from the diagram specsCliff wrote:Doh! I remembered just before I was going to lay it down to try the casters, because of the length of the handles, it would probably have been okaywarder54 wrote:Nice job! Remember that the motor needs to be laid tiller side down (I have the same motor)
