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tricycle cubs
by wagonmaster » Sun Feb 03, 2013 8:26 pm
Were tricycle cubs factory produced or custom modified by owners
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Re: tricycle cubs
by Barnyard » Sun Feb 03, 2013 8:27 pm
Custom made by owners.
Here is one built by George Willer and now owned by Steve Butram.
Here is one built by George Willer and now owned by Steve Butram.
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Re: tricycle cubs
by Chris D » Sun Feb 03, 2013 9:17 pm
Anybody know what the best front end to use when building one? I have been thinking of building one just for conversation piece. Thanks.
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Re: tricycle cubs
by Landreo » Wed Feb 13, 2013 2:30 pm
There are at least 3 tricycle cubs posted on this board and likely others out there. George Willer and I both made the front spindle although differently. If I was going to do it again, and I may make another in the fall, I would make the front spindle completely different than what I did before. I thought of another way, easier, faster, cheaper, looks better.
The front spindle is not the labor intensive part, if you want to narrow the back, that is the part that sall the time. If you leave the back as is or wider, then not really much to making a tricycle cub.
The front spindle is not the labor intensive part, if you want to narrow the back, that is the part that sall the time. If you leave the back as is or wider, then not really much to making a tricycle cub.
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