Thoughts required

[HorseWhisperer 243]

Was workin on one project,set my adult bevie down and thought this up just now.Should I fab some inner fenders and a seat perch and finish?

[Irv 115]

_{Looks like it would be handy around the yard-go for it!}

[Tim 97]

i like it.. but you will need some counter weight,

I did this and with any significant weight (`250 lb) it will come off the ground without front weights i run at least 75 lb in front

you will have more of a moment arm than me so it will need even more weight

Edited February 4, 2013 by Tim

[roscoemi 245]

Hmmmm.. A WheelHorse pickup. Any thought about extending the wheelbase back and maybe out a bit? There would be no need to counter weight the front, and adding a fabbed hitch to pull a trailer would make for alot of stuff moved in one trip.

[welderman85 53]

great idea and nice work

[6wheeler 586]

Stay away from the adult beverages. They induce crazy thoughts. Next thing you know? You will want to put wings on it. Or at least you will notice...... Wheel Horse breed! Next thing you know? The barn is full of em'. At least, that is what Busch Lights do to me. That is my story, and I am stickin' to it........Neat Idea though.

[posifour11 723]

Not bad. I was kinda thinking about doing that, only on the front of one i have that was stretched when i got it

[HorseWhisperer 243]

Thats alot of yays.I done run myself out of gas tonight for the welder so I hanging it up.I ran two sticks of 2" angle right up to the dash tower,bolted it to the frame.Then I mounted a 8" piece of 2" square stock on the two rear end mount holes on top.I then welded it all together leaving the angle long coming out the back,Its strong and solidifies the rear to the chassis too.It will all unbolt and swap back to naked in a couple curse words!

[posifour11 723]

Sounds cool. Is it gonna dump too?

[HorseWhisperer 243]

Sounds cool. Is it gonna dump too?

I gave it some thought.Not sold yet.Think it may be just for my little pal.

[546cowboy 301]

I did do something like that about 6 or 7 years ago but not with a Wheel Horse( just couldn't do it to a good Horse) I used two Craftsman frames bolted together, a fabricated dump bed ( made from a gravity grain trailer) and a plywood cab. Like I said this wasn't a Wheel Horse but it did look cool.

Edited February 5, 2013 by 546cowboy

[prondzy 3,867]

To make the front end stay on the ground have you thought of adding a second axle and ag tires like you got on already maybe midway down the box that would look pretty awesome too.

[Tankman 3,515]

Nice work y'all! Now you need those beer tap handles for the shifters!

Miller or Busch would do the trick!

[HorseWhisperer 243]

I did do something like that about 6 or 7 years ago but not with a Wheel Horse( just couldn't do it to a good Horse) I used two Craftsman frames bolted together, a fabricated dump bed ( made from a gravity grain trailer) and a plywood cab. Like I said this wasn't a Wheel Horse but it did look cool.

That looks like a whole lotta fun!Nice job!The product of a few amber pops?

[marreque 200]

i lioke the idea, run with it

[woodchuckfarmer 333]

It will make a cool buggy to use around the garden. I like it. Are you going to make it a dump box ?........Wayne

[HorseWhisperer 243]

I am going through a hy 2 set up hoping to adapt Wayne.Got too irons in the fire thinkin about the show in June.lol

[Kevbo 80]

Very cool! Go for it! :handgestures-thumbupright:

[neil 2,398]

would a seat sping from a round hood fit so that you didnt have to cut anything off the front of the trailer tub, & do you intend to put any wheels on it to hold the back end ?

great job, Love the concept

[HorseWhisperer 243]

would a seat sping from a round hood fit so that you didnt have to cut anything off the front of the trailer tub, & do you intend to put any wheels on it to hold the back end ?

great job, Love the concept

I wanted to add a tag axle Neil but I would have to have it articulate and support.I wish I had that kinda time!I can only hope an epiphany comes to mind!