my operation workhorse repower

98ezgo

I posted the engine swap in the big block section so I won't post it all again so if you want to check it out that will be cool. I started all this just about 4 weeks after having my right knee replaced for the second time. Here are some pictures.

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98ezgo

here they are didn't show first time

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98ezgo

more pictures

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98ezgo

my new rims came in yesterday. I bought them on eBay and they are blemished rims with only small scratch's on them. It don't matter since they will be used on the farm and can be touched up. 12 inch rim by 8.5 wide. 140.00 shipped

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TheNewGuy

Lookin good!!

Ron


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Lightninlarry

Nice!

98ezgo

Thanks, I got the rear on today. I went from the eight inch duro lug to a 23x10x12 tire. A big difference. I know they are dirty now but when it warms up I will clean them up. Now I am looking for some for the front but with being on a fixed income it's tight. It is going to be warmer this weekend so I can start sandblasting parts for the steel dump bed since the cabinet I built is in the pole barn.

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98ezgo

I found another set of tires for the front. since it's so cold in the pole barn where the sand blaster is and the bottom of the dump bed will not fit in the cabinet, I took all of the bed to a local sand blaster. I will post some more pictures later

smokindawg

The only thing I see that I would have done different would have been to cover the open area on the engine mount plate. The part under the clutches. Maybe keep some of the dirt, mud and water off/out of them.

Looks pretty good though...... Enjoy the cart!

98ezgo

Thanks, That is also the ideal I had. I got to wait until it warms up some and being on a fixed income I am looking for a cheap sheet of metal to make a plate to go under it to help keep it clean. I picked up some supplies today to fix some areas on the cowl so I can paint it too. I would like a st cowl but can't afford one.