New garage time!

[fatjay]

Hello new here
Did you build the cart cab enclosure or is it a factory produced product

Mine is a 1998 48v. They do make and sell rear bed kits for carts, or i wouldn't imagine it would be very expensive.

My kit i think was factory, or maybe after market. It's injection molded plastic, I did not make it. It's a perfect fit though.

There's about a 6" lift as well. I bought the cart about 6mo ago for around $2000 with messed up electrics. I completely rewired it from scratch, and put a new LFP battery in, which cost me about $1000. Upgraded LED headlights, light bar, tail lights, 4way flashers, rear view camera.

You can see the logo on the side, it was a carry-all from the factory. Since carryalls are beefed up, if you want a work cart, you might be better off selling your factory cart and buying a carryall, rather than trying to convert it.

 

[fatjay]

Racoons trying to get my chickens...

 

[EddieWalker]

When I butcher roosters, I just remove the breast meat. It usually takes a minute or two. Just peal back the skin, cut out the meat and toss the rest of it. We don't eat their meat; we put it in the crock pot with other ingredients for dog food.

To kill them, I shoot them with my .22 Usually we hatch dozens at a time and the bad roosters turn into the devil all around the same time. My wife says it's time to shoot roosters, so we go out there and she tells me who has to go, and I put a bullet in it. One day we got 17. Usually, it's about a dozen.

All our chickens are free range, so the .22 works the best for me when doing this.

 

[Red Pepper]

I appreciate the reply and good idea to keep an eye on the market for the correct application vs re-inventing the wheels