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Thank you Karl and Nigel for arranging for me to have a drive on a Racing Wheel Horse at The British Lawn Mower Racing Association race at Hawkhurst, Kent 22/6/14

Righto sounds good to me

Didn't realise your bum was that big Nigel !! I used to have one of those Kev, can't think who made it off the top of my head...

it looks like the syringe they stuck up my b-m last time i was in hostpital kev

Nope, they are the new front wheels The rear wheels and tyres will be staying the size they are, in my eye's "Why Not" just wouldn't look right without them I managed to grab a couple of hours in the shack today, and thought I would mock everything up at the correct ride height to get some measurements.. The chassis has 4 inches ground clearance at the front and 4 1/2 inches at the back Just pile it all in place and work it out from there The Wh trans won't be staying, I just hadn't got round to unbolting it. Oh, and the angled drive thingy from Nigel will now for part of the steering system.. With a smaller mounting plate on the base of the unit I will be able to run the steering shaft under the engine

well ive done a few bits to the mobility scoot project today mainly stripped the quad down and removed the rear end of the scooter here it is it would seem that ive sorted the picture issues i was having my iphone doesnt like taking photos in the upright position i need to hold it side on! stupid phone

Yes, but fitted with Showmans rowcrop type front end & long handlebars it`ll make an awesome Wheelhorse trike! 'KCC' (Kent County Choppers).

one day I hope to get them as clean & shiny as yours. the exhaust on the C121 is off a Kubota 2 cylinder engine, the 312-8 is a stainless silencer copy of the original except for the stack. The original rusted out so I cut it up & measured everything even down to the number and size of the holes in the baffles in an attempt to maintain the correct backpressure, sad really. but then I bought a carb with adjustable main jet so I needn`t have bothered. The company Northern Tools sell trailer hubs with I think a 1" bore bearing size,You could fit these with a sleeve 3/4" to 1" I think they have either a 4" or 100mm pcd. so nice narrow 8" trailer wheels would fit. I would imagine any trailer / caravan / camping / good motorist shop will probably stock these as well. The downside is You have to buy them,so much better when you can scrounge/recycle things.