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a little fun project I did when I first got my router table. made for my daughters to help me haul heavy loads around the yard. made of scraps with some lawn mower wheels and a dowel for the hitch for easy on and off. removable gate on the back for those large cumbersome items.
-- don't blink, life will pass you by. ryno from OK
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darryl
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posted 115 days ago
that’s fantastic! If I can find a replacement battery for my daughter’s hummer, this could be a great little project to work on with her.
thanks!
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jockmike2
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posted 115 days ago
I got a jeep for my grandson, he’s outgrown allready but I’m looking for something bigger and that would be a show stopper for him. He would love it. Thanks for the post. mike
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TedM
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posted 115 days ago
Hours of fun and quality time helping Dad! The perfect project!
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kjwoodworking
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posted 115 days ago
Awesome!
My kids would love one of these.
Off subject but it’s funny, I have pictures of my 17 year old when he was little in his red jeep, now I have a five year and a four year old that have a red jeep too.
They pull a wagon around now.
I am definitely going to have to build one of these.
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DaveConry
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posted 114 days ago
What a terrific project Ryan! There is no thing more valuable than that which puts a smile upon the face of a child. I think it is wonderful.
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