The little snowblower worked great again this morning . I just wasn't sure if it would work that good without 4 wheel drive. But so far it has done a excellent job. Today we woke up to 10 inches of new snow putting us at a new total of 165 inches for the winter so far. I think I am the only one in Gaylord excited to think we could get 200 inches before spring.Thanks again for the many nice comments.
I always question every project I do because I am no welder , I am no bodyman , I can't paint very good and my fabricating is so , so . I am the first to admit my stuff is far from perfect . It's even a little embarrassing showing my tiny little one car garage size workshop. I still drool when I see peoples workshops with lathes, milling machines , a iron worker , computerized plasma cutters , etc.
My methods are so crude but I really do enjoy each new project challenge. Thanks again .
Finally I am back in the workshop !! Yesterday I cut a piece of 2.5 in pipe and welded 2 spindles on the ends . I wanted to get some use out of the other two Steiner wheels and tires. The center of the rims were to small so I had to cut them larger with the plasma cutter. I mounted a seat post and started on the front and rear hitches. I will build a floor section and fenders too. I will be able to hook it to my walk behind snowplow or just pull my grandson or wife behind my garden tractors:thumbsup:
Here is todays workshop progress on the sulky . I cut out , bent and notched the first fender and you can see me holding a piece of 18 ga. sheet metal as i get ready to mark the second fender . Still doesn't look like much but in a few days it should start to look better.
Got the second fender built and all the notched areas welded . Also got the ends of the fenders capped.
More progress today showing the rear of the sulky boxed in and braced and very sturdy. Also had to add a set of lights for my grandson, ha,ha. 
Now I am even thinking of building a front end loader for it
