Homemade Buggy
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Here's a photo of what I call my Buggy. I built two of these units last winter. One is a gear shift model and the other uses the hydrostatic drive off a lawn mower. The gear shift model has a 5 hp electric start motor while the hydro unit is a 12 hp model. Even the 5 hp rig, though, has plenty of power. They both have convertible tops that can be folded down when they're not needed for shade. And they're both air conditioned. Both rigs can go about 10 mph. (Bob Schmidt, 217 N. 18 Ave., Sturgeon Bay, Wis. 54235)
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Homemade Buggy FARM HOME Cars 29-3-41 Here's a photo of what I call my Buggy. I built two of these units last winter. One is a gear shift model and the other uses the hydrostatic drive off a lawn mower. The gear shift model has a 5 hp electric start motor while the hydro unit is a 12 hp model. Even the 5 hp rig, though, has plenty of power. They both have convertible tops that can be folded down when they're not needed for shade. And they're both air conditioned. Both rigs can go about 10 mph. (Bob Schmidt, 217 N. 18 Ave., Sturgeon Bay, Wis. 54235)
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