ox cart

Try this site http://www.atnesa.org/challenges/challenges-joubert-cart.pdf . I am building one to this plan (modified somewhat) and will post photos when it’s complete.

Hi Howie
You read my mind on that one. The way I set the cart up is pretty much the same as the drawing except for the shafts. Instead I am welding in two 2″ recievers one at the axel level and the other 6″ above it. These will recieve either the removable pole or the shafts which I already have for my WH forecart. This will also allow the cart to be towed behind a tractor or forecart with a short connecting shaft from the lower reciever. In addition their will be two more recievers welded vertically at the front (up at 12 sideboard height) top of the cart to recieve the seat from the same forecart which just drops in.
The axel will be attached with shackle bolts so I can move it back and forth to balance the cart.
With the 12″ side boards on the capacity of this cart is 33 cf.
I have a plan I drew up if anybody wants one. I will have to mail it because it’s in Autocad format.

Pardon my ignorance, but what is a “New England style cart”? Also, will it work for a single (standard) donkey? I’m thinking that a small dump cart that can be converted to a team would be nice & handy.
Rod – if you think this cart you’re building would (or could, with modifications) fit what I’m after, I’d be interested. But I have no idea what autocad is, nor if my poor little dialup system would handle it… can’t do videos, for certain.

Tillers is offering a cart building class this year. Hands on work through the process. No doubt you’d be exposed to various designs and applications and probably get plans. You can for additional cost even have them supply the materials for you to make and keep your own cart.

I have plans for a dump cart, pretty NE style. I have not made it, but one of our MODA board members did. Send me smail mail address and I can send them to you (if I can remeber where I filed them.)