I think the tractor supply will have the needed parts. I can make a bracket for a caliper.

Let me know if you need it, and I'll box it up.

I will. Will have to make a trip over to TSC to see what they have.

Trip to TSC and was skunked. No #35 sprockets. No cart brakes.

Emilie started hand painting the frame after I laid the white base coat. :wink:
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What diameter #35 (or rotor) would you need?

I think the sprocket is about 5-6 inches in diameter.

Got some pink sprayed.

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That belt clutch. I think I will need to cut the extra shaft portion off and turn it up side down so the pulleys are close to the engine fr belt alignment.

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Buford getting some attention.

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And watching the yard.

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Will the pulley work upside down? I've seen some ads for clutches (pulley or chain) that indicate they will work either way, but I don't know if they all will. It depends whether the weights are designed to move straight out or pivot once centrifugal force kicks in. Does it come apart?

I think it will work. The weights pivot.

It is similar to this one and it says it can run both directions.

http://www.mfgsupply.com/m/c/H1P37.html?mv_pc=Froogle

I found out that you press the pedal to make it go and let off to make it stop.

Also my Dad bought a seat for it. This project will resume in Kansas. I have all the parts packed up.

Also watching a vintage wheel horse with a mower.

I love those older pics of your family and Bufford.

That's cool! A deadman pedal is perfect for kids.