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Making a horse drawn street car "flattie"...

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Post by Howard » Sat Mar 11, 2017 6:38 am

debquilts wrote:WOW !!! So just checking, you used one 1/2 inch and one 3/4 inch wheel? As opposed to two of the same size?
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Deb...my plan was to use 1/2" wheels on the front...but when I tried them they looked really, really too small...so I went with 3/4" for front and rear...I'll use the 1/2" wheels on another flattie project...perhaps a telegram delivery bicycle...anyone remember them?...I'm old enough...

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