remade cushman truckster Kawasaki driveshaft

One step at a time.

Nice work Vernon, fingers crossed that the driveshaft works well for you

It sounds like you got some good welds on the shaft so I hope it holds. Great progress

Great Vernon, glad the drive shaft issue is done, hope it hold on, soon we might seeing a test drive

Good job on the of fabrication of the shaft Vernon 👍

How's she goin'? That was pretty neat Vernon machining that yoke and sleeve to get it to mount up to the diff and engine. That's the way you do stuff in the garage eh!! LOL Way to go. Take 'er easy!!

Sure wish I had your energy love you guys

It will be fun to drive around.

Love the vidoes does your air conditioner keep the shop cool on a hot day or no also you should put a bigger air conditioner unit out in your shop that would probably help if anything

Now, up to now my plan went all right 'Til we tried to put it all together one night And that's when we noticed that something was definitely wrong The transmission was a '53 and the motor turned out to be a '73 And when we tried to put in the bolts all the holes were gone So we drilled it out so that it would fit And with a little bit of help with an adapter kit We had that engine runnin' just like a song Now the headlight' was another sight We had two on the left and one on the right But when we pulled out the switch all three of 'em come on Enjoy the Journey - Cheers

Them grinders will reach out and bite you for sure.

i think its gonna work for you this time

That looks good. Are those air shocks?

I wonder if you have your lathe running too fast?

I dont see any reason why the driveshaft would fail. Ought to be stout enuf?

Ill start calling you grandpa lol your full of information. But at this state what difference does it make