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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Jan 2012
Location: outback S.A...hiding in a workshop
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has anyone built a "mule" for moving caravans around the yard
I'm thinking maybe a starter motor with a double pulley on the shaft to two belts driving a shaft to wheel barrow wheels mounted on a heavy low steel base with a 50mm ball mounted in the centre and a handle to control it one belt twisted to give reverse with two hand driven roller tensioners as the tension is placed on either belt this will determine the direction the shaft would rotate any thoughts??
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12v electric caravan mule
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