Want to lift my precedent just an inch or two...

[scooper77515]

Before pic in post #3, after pic here...

[Dale-D]

I am glad it worked out for you Bud

mine was a brand new cart when I did this trick to it and it looks great

When I put those Big *** tires on it, they rubbed the fender wells in the rear, so, I used My Jog Saw to cut away enough fender for it now to rub anymore, and sanded it smooth with my Die Grinder and a soft 1" wife sanding wheel........

In the front, I had to grind away some of the metal brackets where the windshield supports fit, cause with 22" tires on it they rubbed when I turned all the way to the right or left, but, that too was an easy fix with a 4" grinder........

Glad it worked out for you

Dale D

[joesam]

sanded it smooth with my Die Grinder and a soft 1" wife sanding wheel........

Wow - your wife must be very tolerant! Mine won't let me come anywhere near her with a sanding wheel - not even a soft one!

OK - sorry Dale - that just struck me funny and my imagination took over....

[Dale-D]

hahahaha
just saw the TYPO

Cool deal guy, thanks for that one

Yeah, I used a Die Grinder with a 1" WIDE SOFT SANDING PAD to smoothen out the edges where the jig saw left it a little ragged

Thanks on the TYPO too

[scooper77515]

I didn't have to cut anything, of course, my wheels are not as big as yours.

Best thing is after I straightened out the alignment, even with me, wife, and dog in front seat, it only BARELY rubs at full chock. Don't even hear it anymore.

If I put new tires on without the worn out knobbies, I am sure it would become a little bit louder, but at least I can turn full-chock now.