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I met a guy selling at a local flea market yesterday that told me he had a Tote Gote at home. As soon as he went home I went to buy it. It wasn't a Tote Gote but a small chrome plated frame with a Honda tiller engine. I left it where I found it.

What is this frame?

Today, I picked up this old broken & previously repaired Toro Wheel Horse hood to get pieces from to fix the fenders & seat pan for my Manco trike. I think I'll go tomorrow and buy one of the plastic repair kits from Harbor Fright.

I will but it will probably be a while. The Gote is being restored.

I got my seat back from the upholsterer.

Moderator please remove this. Thanks.

Can anyone tell me how to make this thread disappear? I realize it should have been in the Trikes section. I've tried editing it and removing the text, but it won't go away. Maybe the moderator can remove it? Please. Thank you.

Fixed it I think.

Here's a shot of the throttle attachment ony new to me Manco three wheeler. The engine is a 10HP Briggs & Stratton. The previous owner has started & ran the engine, but never on the three wheeler. He was convinced that a governor link rod had been misplaced. He gave me one that is obviously not...

Here's a shot of the throttle attachment ony new to me Manco three wheeler. The engine is a 10HP Briggs & Stratton. The previous owner has started & ran the engine, but never on the three wheeler. He was convinced that a governor link rod had been misplaced. He gave me one that is obviously not...

After about 8 months I went and brought it home. Now what am I going to do???

Back in November, actually the day before Thanksgiving, a guy in VA, about two hours from me here in NC, mailed me an envelope containing three old gun magazines. I got it in late March. Efficiency? If we mail or neighbor across the street, about 150 yards from our door to theirs, a Christmas...

Very interesting. I still have the chance to trade for a Manco 310 three wheeler with a 10HP electric start Briggs engine. The plastic bodywork, not fiberglass, is pretty well trashed, so it would be a good candidate for a similar conversion. Any more conversions on here?

Appearently Rick ain't telling.

I would love one of these, or something very similar (with an American made engine). I rode a similar bike back in the 60s. Love them FAT tire machines.

Here's the before pic of my Boonie Bike seat. Not the worst recover job I've seen but certainly not original. I believe it is supposed to have a small wedge built into the back 3-4". I will see about getting that done when I drop it off. Here's what most pics of Boonie Bike seats that I have...

I made both new seats, the driver's and buddy seat for my Tote Gote. Today I took them to a local upholstery shop and dropped them off. The price quoted was $50, after another local shop quoted $200 yesterday. When I go back to pick them up I will take the one for my Boonie Bike and my other...

None in my house yet. I did keep a reproduction Penny Farthing bicycle in the living room but it now lives in the garage. I had a friend, now deceased, that found & bought a 1914 Harley when we were in high school, in the 1970s. He kept it in his living room.

Yes! Cut that frame up before taking it to the scrapyard so no one else tries to use it. Those welds are ridiculous.

I agree. I hate Photobucket.