Wheel horse honey hole

[ericj 1,579]

7 minutes ago, wrmhaste said:

Hopefully one day my daughter will be towing this one around at a show too. She's got a few years to go though

 

 

My daughters been pulling that wagon around almost since she learned to drive my C120 AUTO, I let my kids drive the long sick hydro becuase they didn't need to be able to reach the pedals, just move the hydro stick back and forth. I don't know how many years I owned my wagon but my daughter is now 20 and still likes to come to the show to pull that wagon around.

 

 

 

 

 

eric j 

[wrmhaste 235]

12 minutes ago, ericj said:

 

 

My daughters been pulling that wagon around almost since she learned to drive my C120 AUTO, I let my kids drive the long sick hydro becuase they didn't need to be able to reach the pedals, just move the hydro stick back and forth. I don't know how many years I owned my wagon but my daughter is now 20 and still likes to come to the show to pull that wagon around.

 

 

 

 

 

eric j 

That's awesome. Also a good idea with the hydros. My daughter is 5 but very tall so I'm hoping just a 4x4 will work. She could almost work the clutch on my 310 last spring when she was driving it. 

[Pullstart 67,094]

13 minutes ago, wrmhaste said:

That's awesome. Also a good idea with the hydros. My daughter is 5 but very tall so I'm hoping just a 4x4 will work. She could almost work the clutch on my 310 last spring when she was driving it. 

 

I used clutch parts from a C-101 to add a shorter pedal to my young one Rylee’s Commando 800.  If the lawn ranger has floor boards, it wouldn’t take much to add this feature to it 

[wrmhaste 235]

That's an even better idea. I just picked up another lawn ranger for parts yesterday.  I could add a complete pedal and foot rest setup that is removable for when she gets older