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24 gru 2012 · Is anyone familiar with a kit, or plans, along with sourcing specialty parts, should I decide to build my own cart and/or buggy? I can weld, paint, build spoked wheels, etc. and am a fair hand at general fabrication.
20 wrz 2024 · Building your own miniature horse cart is a rewarding project that allows you to customize the design for your horse's comfort and safety. You'll find a variety of kits and plans to choose from, including DIY options that let you select materials and features. Key tools like a saw, drill, and safety gear are vital for construction. You can ...
3 lis 2018 · My mare is 16hh, I'm looking at building a 2 wheel, single horse cart, with a seat that can hopefully fit two people (maybe squeeze in a small third on occasion, or sit three people comfortably if possible) and be road safe.
4 gru 2009 · I'm completely new to driving, and I was just wondering if anyone has made their own cart, wagon or sulky for their minis? I have access to a carpenter/cabinet maker, a pipe bender, wheels and everything, I might can even talk to a few welders too.
These plans are often used by potential builders of full-size carriages; being drawn from the actual vehicles they are perfectly adequate for such projects, although of course very good workshop facilities are needed.
Witmer’s has a wide variety of plans available. They’re Amish and do not have a web site, but do a Google for their phone number. They also stock all the parts you would need. HRH Avery’s road cart is a “kit cart” such as Justslide describes.
Bill Duncan of Duncan Wagons creates historically accurate model horse vehicles. Everything from historic stage coaches, Queen's carriages, and Sjees to modern day Combined Driving carts used in the Olympics.
