Earning his keep.

The cart is heavy but well ballanced. Jack could hall a half rick of wood with it. or numerous limbs, rocks, t-posts, u name it. Directly behind Jack is a padded britchen that is connected to the shafts via a U bolt, on each side. This is the brakes and reverse.

Actually no. I have only had Jack probably six months. I knew he would ride and plow. I wanted to know if he would cart. So I made the “cart saddle” and adapted the cart to see how much he knew. It is a temporary set up. though it is well bolted together and then strapped to the top of the cart. The cross members of the shafts are well bolted and then set down in a groove it the top of the cart. it is tempprary and easily removed from the cart. we have had the cart in a bind a few times and it holds together well. no real weight in the cart in the 10 or so times I have used it. Mostly I was getting the saddle built and adjusted, and the lines and the britchen adjusted. and by the way, he knows how to drive……….I owe most of it to these fine folks on this fine web site, and actually became a supporter in April.