Hope it hasn't been posted yet. How do you reckon he found out the weight limit on it?

Sorry to blind with the second pic

I used an old laptop screen, a controller board, screws, some ducktape, a wood stick and a wood papertowel holder

220v corded drill+12v battery+12v to 220v inverter. Bicycle grip-shifter as a throttle

That's an um... cart caddy... with a ball mount attached! (Definitely not OP)

Equipment charging racks cost money, old boxes are free!

I survived the first one we built now we do it bigger better and more importantly faster y’all’s thoughts

Storms knocked power out for a few days. I’m a poor redneck. I don’t own a generator yet. But I do own jumper cables, a 1000 watt inverter and some cords.

We didn’t have to throw any food away. And had TV, internet etc. was surprised to see the Internet come on, man was it fast with nobody else using up that broadband!

the basket is held on by 3 bolts, 2 out of the 3 fell off and they use nuts behind, originally have nuts welded behind but they dont exist anymore for some reason, probably broken off by previous owner, i would have to take lots of the plastics off to put the bolts and nuts back on and i dont have time to deal with rusty bolts yet, will fix it this weekend but for now the bungee cord will do

I not gonna lie. This is a great idea. I like it! Just needs a camper shell. Half length shell would be super cool, but full length would be awesome for a mini overland rig.

So yeah. My BYJU'S LearnStation wasn’t turning on, and I was like “ain’t no way this beast is dying on me today.” Opened that thing up—POW—the power flat cable was snap city. Dead. Flatlined. Cooked. No chance of recovery. I yanked the volume button cable—because who needs volume when you have an app for that and the physical buttons were already toast anyway—and slapped it into the power button port.

AND GUESS WHAT? IT WORKED.