HOW TO BUILD YOUR PLYFLY GO-KART!

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HOW TO BUILD
YOUR
PLYFLY GO-KART!
For Ages 12+
PlyFly Go‑Kart Instruction Guide • 2015 Release
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Thank you
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support is much appreciated.
We hope you’re as excited to get
started on your new adventure as we are to
be working on the FLATWORKS.
Enjoy your new Plyfly Go‑Kart!
Check back soon and see what else we make!
the Flatworks Crew,
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No Regrets
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Matthew Clark
Joe W.
Ryan Bradley
Greg Brncick
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Michael Lindahl
Grandpa Rex
Luke
Adam “Hock” Hocherman
Alex Gomes
Jim Mahoney
Michael McGrath
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Tim Baker
Dave Krugman
Joseph Asti
Karl Eberhardt
Daniel Cianci
Nick Vines
Tomas Petru
Herk
David Moore
Brian Jepson
David Geisinger
Steve Baker
Ken Short
Zee
Andrew Marc
Joshua Marcus
James “Udub” Underwood
Matthew & Keri
Emily H.
Anthony
CJBCN
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Sam Bell
Lindsey Zimmerman
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Scott Newman
Russ Kadooka
Mitch
Bob
Mark Tracy
Anonymous
Michael Lindahl
JouleLee
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What's Inside?
1 Exploring the kit
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2 Getting Started
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3 Seat Assembly
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Warnings and safety
Handling and storage
Why Wood?
Good to know
What’s in the kit?
Unpacking the boxes
Getting started
Recommended tools
Chisel & hammer method
Reciprocating saw method
Plywood sheet reference
Recommended tools
Required hardware
Required wooden parts
Assembling the seat
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4 Steering Column Assembly
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5 Steering Rack Assembly
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Recommended tools
Required hardware
Assembling the steering shaft
Recommended tools
Required hardware
Assembling the steering rack
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7 Steering Spindle Assemblies
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Recommended tools
Required hardware
Assembling the left & right steering spindles
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8 Pedal Assemblies
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9 Frame Assembly
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10 Putting the go‑kart together
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11 Master List
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12 Legal
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13 Terms & Conditions
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Recommended tools
Required hardware
Assembling the gas & the brake pedals
Recommended tools
Required hardware
Required assemblies
Assembling the frame
Overview of the recommended tools
Overview of the required hardware
Overview of the required but not provided
Overview of the required wooden parts
Overview of the required assemblies
Part 1 Install the rear axle
Part 2 Install the brake caliper
Part 3 Install the steering column assembly
Part 4 Install the steering spindles Part 5 Install the gas & brake pedals
Part 6 Install the gas & brake cables
Part 7 Install the engine and drive train
Part 8 Install the wheel assemblies
Part 9 Install the seat assembly
Part 10 Install the fairings
Visual reference of the plywood sheets
List of the wooden parts
List of the wooden assemblies
List of the tools needed
List of loose contents
List of the packaged contents
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Legal73
Terms & Conditions of Purchase and Use
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Recommended tools
Required hardware
Assembling the steering column
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Exploring the kit
Introduction
Each Plyfly Go-Kart kit arrives in 3 boxes.
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Review the contents of each box to ensure you have all the
necessary parts to begin building your next adventure!
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Warnings and safety
Riding karts can be dangerous.
Please use caution and prudence and follow the
guidelines below.
• Avoid operating your kart in crowded or confined areas.
• Any children that use the kart are of an appropriate
age and do so under proper supervision.
The recommended age for this kart is 12+.
• Avoid using your kart near any other vehicular traffic or
on public roads.
• Never try to fit more than one person in the kart.
• Always wear a DOT-rated helmet and gloves while
operating the kart.
• Never aim the kart at other people, objects or animals.
• Prior to riding, every rider should familiarize
themselves with:
Handling and storage
• The kart is heavy.
• Use at least two people to lift or move it.
• Some surfaces may be hot after use, handle with
caution. These may be from friction in bearings and
brakes or from the engine.
• If gasoline is spilled on the wood, leave the kart
outside in a well ventilated area to dry before use
or storage. Be very careful about exposure to potential
ignition sources until it dries.
• Do not tip the kart. Fuel may spill from the carburetor if
inclined too much. If you need to stand up the kart, start
the engine and turn off the fuel valve. Let the engine run the
carburetor dry.
• Store the kart in a dry, clean area and coat the wood with
a paint or coating for the longest life.
‒‒ Their environment
‒‒ Any obstacles or dangers.
‒‒ The location and function of the
emergency shutoff switch.
• Inspect the kart prior to each run to make sure that each
element is properly functioning. Test:
‒‒ Brakes lock the rear wheel.
‒‒ Shut off switch kills engine.
‒‒ Clutch, chain, sprocket and sprocket guard are
properly tightened and functioning.
‒‒ The wheels are all on and tightened.
‒‒ The steering system is functioning properly.
‒‒ There are no areas of brake discs, wheels, chain or
other moving elements rubbing on the wood.
‒‒ That all shaft keys (clutch, sprocket, brake disc, wheels)
are installed and secured in place by a tight set screw.
‒‒ Ensure all fasteners are tight and properly torqued.
‒‒ The safety flag is installed.
‒‒ The seat is properly installed and adjusted.
• Do not attempt to leave the ground with the kart.
It is not designed or intended for jumping.
• Ensure the rider has no articles of loose clothing
or hair that could get caught in the spinning
mechanisms of the kart.
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1 Exploring the kit
Why Wood?
Sure, steel karts are fun and strong, but they require a large
number of specialized tools to build, repair or modify. Tools
that most people don’t have. Wood, on the other hand, can
be crafted with tools available in most homes and all home
improvement stores. We want to provide kits that people
can make their very own, by painting, fixing or modifying and
wood is a natural fit for this.
The wood used in this kit is a 3/4 inch Baltic Birch plywood.
It is a natural fit for the go-kart due to it’s strength and
appearance. The 13 plies make it incredibly strong and
give the end grain a beautiful contrast. Best of all, it can be
modified, repaired or reworked with common household
tools.
What’s in the kit?
Each Plyfly Go-Kart kit arrives in 3 boxes. Box 1 is a flat box
with the wooden structural parts. Box 2 is the engine and
box 3 is the hardware.
1.2.3. That’s it!
Packaging reference
Description
Reference
Box 1 – wood Dimension: 30” x 60” x 3”
Good to know
It is vitally important that anyone riding a go-kart wear the
proper protective gear. The rider should wear, at a minimum,
a full-face DOT-rated engine cycle helmet, gloves and a
helmet supporting neck brace. These items and other safety
equipment are not supplied with the kits but can be found
through many online or retail sellers.
We aim to provide the best assembly documentation in
the industry and will include written instructions and online
videos for all of the crucial steps. We will be available to
help you through the process, so if you need assistance,
please ask. However, this is a kit and the ultimate
build quality is up to you.
Box 2 –engine Dimension: 14” x 14” x 16”
Box 3 – hardware & wheels Dimensions: 24” x 12” x 12”
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For more the complete list of hardware, see Visual reference of the plywood sheets, on page 61.
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Unpacking the boxes
Each box should have the following components.
Box 1 contents
2.5 HP
№
DESCRIPTION
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Plywood Sheet 3/4” depth
1
Plywood Sheet 1/4” depth
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Flag
1
Drive Shaft Steel, Keyed, 5/8” D 4.0 HP
4.0 HP
4.0 HP
SINGLE WHEEL
SINGLE WHEEL
SINGLE WHEEL
12” WHEELS
10” WHEELS
12” WHEELS
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18” L
18” L
18” L
33” L
36” L
10” WHEELS
10” WHEELS
LIVE AXLE
4.0 HP
LIVE AXLE
Box 2 contents
2.5 HP
№
DESCRIPTION
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Gas Powered Engine 1
Gas Powered Engine 2.5 HP MODEL
4.0 HP MODEL
4.0 HP
4.0 HP
4.0 HP
SINGLE WHEEL
SINGLE WHEEL
12” WHEELS
10” WHEELS
12” WHEELS
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10” WHEELS
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10” WHEELS
LIVE AXLE
4.0 HP
SINGLE WHEEL
LIVE AXLE
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Box 3 Contents
DESCRIPTION
Plyfly Packaged Hardware Kit Sealed kit of go‑kart hardware
4.0 HP
4.0 HP
SINGLE WHEEL
SINGLE WHEEL
SINGLE WHEEL
12” WHEELS
10” WHEELS
12” WHEELS
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10” WHEELS
10” WHEELS
4.0 HP
LIVE AXLE
4.0 HP
LIVE AXLE
Clutch #35 Chain, 11 Tooth Pulley for 5/8” shaft 2.5 HP Model
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Clutch #35 Chain, 12 Tooth Pulley for 3/4” shaft 4.0 HP Model
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Clutch Guard Side Engine Mounting Plate
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Clutch Guard Top Top Cover
Clutch Guard Cover Outside Cover
Sprocket 60 Tooth, #35 Chain, 5/8” D bore
Roller Chain #35 Chain, 29-5/8” L
Chain Link For connecting #35 Roller Chain
Control Cable 1/16” D, throttle & brake control cable
Red Throttle Cable Brake conduit, 5’ L
Green Throttle Cable Gas conduit, 6’ L
VXB Mounted Bearing 5/8” ID
Brake Caliper
Brake Disc
Brake Hub
Long Hex Bolt Grade 5, 5/8”-11, 11” L Single Wheel Kit Only
Short Hex Bolt Grade 5, 5/8”-11, 6.5” L
Precision Rod 1/4” D, 18” L
Drawer Slide Hardware included, 10” L
Green Elastic Cord 3/16” OD, 18”
Spax Screw 1 Box,#8 1-1/2” L
10” D Wheels Rear driven wheel
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2.5 HP
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10” D Wheels Undriven wheel 3
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12” D Wheels Rear driven wheel
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12” D Wheels Undriven wheel ―
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PlyFly Flag
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For more the complete list of hardware, see List of the packaged contents, on page 70.
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Getting Started
Introduction
Preparing for a Plyfly Go-Kart build, you will need to cut out
each structural wooden part from the plywood sheets.
The more time spent trimming tabs cleanly will save
a lot of sanding time.
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Getting started
Chisel & hammer method
INSTRUCTIONS
INSTRUCTIONS
2. To release the structural wooden parts from the
plywood sheets, use the recommended tools and follow
one of the suggested methods:
2. Strike the top of the chisel sharply with a hammer to
remove wood from the notches.
1. Open the provided boxes to ensure all the parts are
included.
‒‒ A chisel and hammer method
‒‒ The reciprocating saw method
1. To free a part from the plywood sheet, place the flat side
of chisel against the keeper side of the part.
3. Repeat this procedure until all the parts are free.
4. To finish the edges of all the wood parts that become
spalled or rough from the cutting process using an orbital
sander, or sheet of sandpaper.
Reciprocating saw method
Recommended tools
DESCRIPTION
REFERENCE
INSTRUCTIONS
1. Select the correct blade for the cutting wood
2. Place the plywood sheet on saw horses or a workbench,
or clamp it in a vice, depending on which is best suited for
your purpose.
Chisel
Note Make sure you have sufficient light to see your cutting
marks easily
3. To free a part from the plywood sheet, position the blade
close to the edge of the wood tab (where you will begin
your cut)
Note Complete the cut by continuing through the material,
being careful to support any piece that may drop when the cut is
finished until the blade is free of it.
Hammer
4. Repeat this procedure until all the parts are free.
Orbital sander
5. To finish the edges of all the wood parts that become
spalled or rough from the cutting process using an orbital
sander, or sheet of sandpaper.
Sandpaper
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Jigsaw or
Reciprocating saw (optional)
For more information on What’s in the kit?, see page 3.
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Seat Assembly
Introduction
Before beginning this assembly, be sure to chisel out and sand
parts 22 - 33. These 12 components are required to fully assemble
the go‑kart seat
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DESCRIPTION
REFERENCE
Sheet 1 3/4” Plywood Sheet
‒‒Parts 24
Recommended tools
DESCRIPTION
REFERENCE
Dead blow hammer or mallet
Electric driver Required hardware
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‒‒Parts 22-23
‒‒Parts 25-27
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DESCRIPTION
REFERENCE
32 Spax Screw #8, 1-1/2” L
PN 12519
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‒‒Parts 28-31
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DESCRIPTION
REFERENCE
DESCRIPTION
REFERENCE
Part 28 Seat Bolster Left
PLYWOOD SHEET 4
Part 22 Seat Side Left
PLYWOOD SHEET 3
Part 29 Seat Bolster Right
PLYWOOD SHEET 4
Part 30 Seat Thigh Bolster Left
PLYWOOD SHEET 4
Part 23 Seat Side Right
‒‒Gas tank side
PLYWOOD SHEET 3
Part 31 Seat Thigh Bolster Right
PLYWOOD SHEET 4
Part 24 Seat Crossbar
PLYWOOD SHEET 1
Part 32 Seat Back
PLYWOOD SHEET 4
PLYWOOD SHEET 3
PLYWOOD SHEET 3
Part 33 Seat Bottom
PLYWOOD SHEET 4
PLYWOOD SHEET 3
N
ote If you received a 1/4” plywood sheet that is finished on one side and
you intend to paint the Plyfly go‑kart seat; reverse the wooden parts 28‑33
(so the unfinished side is outward facing and
ready to receive paint).
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Part 27 Seat Crossbar Bracket
Assembling the seat
INSTRUCTIONS
1. Align parts 22 & 23 with the slots facing outwards.
2. Using a mallet, tap part 27 into the slots on parts 22 &23.
7. Secure part 32 to the seat frame using screws.
‒‒ Use 8 screws.
‒‒ Total of 8 locations.
Note the part orientation and location.
8. Using a mallet, tap part 29 into seat frame.
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Note location and orientation of part 29.
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3. Secure part 27 using 2 screws.
‒‒ Use 1 screw per side.
9. Repeat step 8 with part 28 on the opposite side.
‒‒ Total of 2 locations, 2 screws.
Note secure part 27, by screwing the part in from the outside of part 22 & 23.
10.Secure parts 28 & 29 to seat frame using screws.
11.Using a mallet, tap part 33 into the tab connections of
parts 26 &27.
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2
4. Using a mallet, tap parts 24, 25, & 26 into the
remaining slots.
Note the location and orientation of the parts 24-26.
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25
26
12.Secure part 33 using screws.
13.Using a mallet, tap part 31 into place using a mallet.
5. Secure parts 24, 25, & 26 by using screws.
‒‒ Use 2 screws per part, 1 screw per side.
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6. Using a mallet, tap part 32 into the tab connections of
parts 24 & 25.
Note the location and orientation of the part 32.
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14.Repeat step 13 with part 30 on the opposite side.
15.Secure parts 30-31 to seat frame using screws.
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Steering Column
Assembly
Introduction
Before beginning this assembly, be sure to chisel out and
sand parts 19-20. These 3 components are required to
fully assemble the steering shaft.
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Recommended tools
DESCRIPTION
REFERENCE
DESCRIPTION
‒‒Part 20
REFERENCE
Hammer
Electric driver Required hardware
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DESCRIPTION
REFERENCE
4 Small Metal Bushing Flanged 3/8” ID, 1/4” L
‒‒Part 19
‒‒Part 21
PN 12538
4 Spax Screw #8, 1-1/2” L
PN 12519
DESCRIPTION
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REFERENCE
Part 19 Steering Column Shaft
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PLYWOOD SHEET 2
Part 20 Steering Pinion
PLYWOOD SHEET 1
Part 21 Steering Wheel
PLYWOOD SHEET 2
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Assembling the steering shaft
INSTRUCTIONS
1. Press bushings into each side of part 20.
Note there are 2 bushings, 1 bushing per side.
6. Secure the parts using screws.
‒‒ Use 2 screws on part 20
7. Using a mallet, tap part 21 to the assembly.
Note the location and orientation of part 21.
The bushings should point in the same direction.
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2. Hammer securely until the top of each bushing is flush.
3. Press bushings into each side of part 21.
Note there are 2 bushings, 1 bushing per side..
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20
8. Secure the parts using screws.
4. Hammer securely until the top of each bushing is flush
5. Using a mallet, tap part 19 to part 20.
‒‒ Use 2 screws on part 21.
Note The orientation of the parts.
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Steering Rack
Assembly
Introduction
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Before beginning this assembly, be sure to pre-cut and sand
the go‑kart steering rack.
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Recommended tools
DESCRIPTION
REFERENCE
‒‒Parts 9-10
DESCRIPTION
REFERENCE
Hammer
Screwdriver
9
10
12
‒‒Parts 11-12
Electric driver 11
Required hardware
№
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DESCRIPTION
REFERENCE
Spax Screw #8, 1-1/2” L
PN 12519
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5 Steering Rack Assembly
DESCRIPTION
REFERENCE
Assembling the steering rack
INSTRUCTIONS
1. Using a mallet, tap parts 9 & 10 into the slots on part 11.
Part 9 Steering Rack Bracket
Note the part orientation
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PLYWOOD SHEET 1
9
10
Part 10 Steering Rack Bracket
PLYWOOD SHEET 1
Part 11 Steering Rack
PLYWOOD SHEET 2
2. Secure parts 9 & 10 using screws.
‒‒ Use 1 screw per part.
Part 12 Steering Rack Center
Bracket
3. Using a mallet, tap part 12 into the tab connections on
parts 9 & 10.
Note the part 12 orientation – the gear teeth should point in the same direction.
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PLYWOOD SHEET 2
4. Secure part 12 to the assembly using screws.
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Fixed Steering Column
Assembly
Introduction
Before beginning this assembly, be
sure to pre-cut and sand parts 13 - 18.
These 6 components are required to fully assemble
the go‑kart fixed steering column.
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DESCRIPTION
REFERENCE
‒‒Parts 13
Recommended tools
DESCRIPTION
REFERENCE
Hammer
13
Required hardware
№
DESCRIPTION
REFERENCE
‒‒Parts 14-18
2
14
15
Small Tee Nut Zinc Plated, 5/16”-18
PN 12510
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12 Spax Screw #8, 1-1/2” L
PN 12519
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DESCRIPTION
REFERENCE
Assembling the steering column
INSTRUCTIONS
1. Press tee nuts into parts 15 & 18
Note the orientation of part 15.
Part 13 Steering Column Left
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PLYWOOD SHEET 1
Note the orientation of part 18.
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Part 14 Steering Column Right
PLYWOOD SHEET 2
2. Using a hammer, tap the tee nut until the top is flush with
the wooden part.
3. Using a mallet, tap parts 15, 16, 17, & 18 into the
corresponding slots on part 13.
Note the location and orientation of each part.
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15
Part 15 Steering Column Top
PLYWOOD SHEET 2
Part 16 Steering Column Phone
Mount
PLYWOOD SHEET 2
Part 17 Steering Column Bracket
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PLYWOOD SHEET 2
4. Align part 14 to the assembly so that the part mirrors
part 13 exactly.
PLYWOOD SHEET 2
5. Using a mallet, tap part 14 into the tab connections.
6. Secure the parts using screws on each part.
‒‒ Use 1 screw per part, per side.
7. Secure the parts on the opposite side, turn the assembly
on its side, and then screw in each part.
‒‒ Use 1 screw per part, per side.
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Part 18 Steering Pinion Mount
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Steering Spindle
Assemblies
Introduction
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Before beginning this assembly, be sure to chisel
out and sand parts 1-8. These 8 components
are required to fully assemble 2 steering spindle.
Each assembly contains 4 parts.
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DESCRIPTION
REFERENCE
‒‒Part 1
‒‒Parts 3-4
‒‒Parts 6-8
Recommended tools
DESCRIPTION
REFERENCE
3
Hammer
Electric Driver 4
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8
1
6
‒‒Part 2
‒‒Part 5
Required hardware
№
DESCRIPTION
REFERENCE
2
2
PN 12503
6
Large Metal Bushing Flanged, 3/4” OD, 5/8” ID
PN 12504
5
2
PN 12510
PN 12519
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20 Spax Screw #8, 1-1/2” L
DESCRIPTION
REFERENCE
Part 1 Steering Spindle Outer Spacer
PLYWOOD SHEET 1
PLYWOOD SHEET 2
Part 3 Steering Spindle Inner Spacer
PLYWOOD SHEET 1
PLYWOOD SHEET 1
Part 5 Steering Spindle Bottom Left
PLYWOOD SHEET 2
Part 6 Steering Spindle Bottom Right
PLYWOOD SHEET 1
Part 7 Steering Spindle Top
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PLYWOOD SHEET 1
PLYWOOD SHEET 1
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Assembling the left & right steering spindles
INSTRUCTIONS
1. Press bushings into parts 1‑2, 5‑6, & 7‑8
7. Using a mallet, cap the parts 1, 3, 5 with part 7.
8. Using a mallet, cap the parts 2, 4, 6 with part 8.
Note the orientation of part 1 & 2.
Note the location of the bushings.
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8
2
1
Note Be sure to insert the bushing on the opposite side of the alignment mark.
Parts 5 & 6 are left and a right side biased.
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9. Secure the parts using screws on each part.
6
‒‒ Total 20 locations, 20 screws.
10.Using a hammer, insert the 5/8” long bolt into each
steering spindle assembly.
Note the location of the bushings
Note the location of the bushings.
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2. Using a hammer, tap the bushings until the top is flush
with the wooden part.
3. Using a mallet, tap parts 1 into the outer slot on part 5.
4. Using a mallet, tap parts 2 into the outer slot on part 6.
5. Using a mallet, tap parts 3 into the inner slot on part 5.
6. Using a mallet, tap parts 4 into the inner slot on part 6.
Note the location of the bushings. The bushing should face outwards.
Try to ensure 90°
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Pedal Assemblies
Introduction
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Before beginning this assembly, be sure to chisel out and sand
the go‑kart gas and brake pedals. Each assembly contains 3 parts.
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DESCRIPTION
REFERENCE
‒‒Parts 34
‒‒Parts 36-39
Recommended tools
DESCRIPTION
REFERENCE
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39
Hammer
Electric Driver 36
37
34
‒‒Parts 35
Required hardware
№
4
DESCRIPTION
REFERENCE
Plastic Bushing Flanged, 1/4” ID, 3/8” OD
PN 12509
35
8
Spax Screw #8, 1-1/2” L
PN 12519
26
8 Pedal Assemblies
DESCRIPTION
REFERENCE
Assembling the gas & the brake pedals
INSTRUCTIONS
1. Insert and hammer into place the bushings into parts
Part 34 Brake Pedal
PLYWOOD SHEET 1
‒‒ Part 36
‒‒ Part 37
‒‒ Part 38
‒‒ Part 39
Note the part orientation. The final 2 assemblies are mirror images of each other.
Part 35 Gas Pedal
38
39
36
37
PLYWOOD SHEET 3
Part 36 Pedal Side
PLYWOOD SHEET 1
2. Using a mallet, tap parts 36 & 37 into the slots on part 34.
Note part location and orientation of parts 36-37. Be sure to square the parts.
Part 37 Pedal Side
PLYWOOD SHEET 1
34
Part 38 Pedal Side
36
PLYWOOD SHEET 1
37
Part 39 Pedal Side
PLYWOOD SHEET 1
3. Secure parts 34, 36 & 37 using screws.
‒‒ Use 2 screws per part & per side.
4. Repeat step 2 using parts 35, 38 & 39.
Note part location and orientation of parts 36-37. Be sure to square the parts.
35
38
39
5. Secure parts 35, 38 & 39 using screws.
‒‒ Use 2 screws per part & per side.
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9
Frame Assembly
Introduction
Before beginning this assembly, be sure to chisel
out and sand parts 40-55. These 11 components
and assemblies1‑3 are required to fully assemble
the go‑kart frame.
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DESCRIPTION
REFERENCE
DESCRIPTION
REFERENCE
‒‒Parts 40-43
‒‒Part 49
‒‒Part 47
‒‒Part 50
41
40
43
42
50
49
47
‒‒Parts 44-46
‒‒Part 48
‒‒Part 52
45
46
52
‒‒Part 51
‒‒Part 53-54
‒‒Part 55
44
55
51
53
54
48
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Recommended tools
DESCRIPTION
Required assemblies
DESCRIPTION
REFERENCE
Dead blow Hammer or mallet
REFERENCE
1
Steering rack Assembly
Parts 9-12
Hammer
Electric Driver 2
Screwdriver
Required hardware
№
1
DESCRIPTION
Drawer Slide Hardware included, 10” L
PN 12508
Large Metal Bushing Flanged, 3/4” OD, 5/8” ID
5
4
Fixed steering column Assembly
Parts 13-18
REFERENCE
3
Steering column Assembly
Parts 19-21
SINGLE WHEEL KIT PN 12504
LIVE AXLE KIT PN 12504
10 Large Tee Nut Zinc Plated, 3/8”-16
PN 12545
10 Small Tee Nut Zinc Plated, 5/16”-18
PN 12510
30 Spax Screw #8, 1-1/2” L
PN 12519
PN 12521
4
Hex head cap screw 5/16”-18, 1.25 L
PN 12543
4
Flat Washer 5/16” ID, 7/8” OD
PN 12516
30
9 Frame Assembly
3
DESCRIPTION
Part 40 Frame Rail Inner Left
PLYWOOD SHEET 1
REFERENCE
DESCRIPTION
REFERENCE
Part 48 Frame Rail Rear
PLYWOOD SHEET 2
Part 41 Frame Rail Inner Right
PLYWOOD SHEET 1
Part 49 Frame Rail Engine Mount
PLYWOOD SHEET 1
Part 42 Frame Rail Outer Left
PLYWOOD SHEET 1
Part 50 Engine Mounting Plate
PLYWOOD SHEET 3
Part 43 Frame Rail Outer Right
PLYWOOD SHEET 1
Part 51 Floor Panel
PLYWOOD SHEET 4
Part 44 Front-end Bottom
PLYWOOD SHEET 2
Part 52 Frame Gusset
PLYWOOD SHEET 2
Part 45 Front-end Top
PLYWOOD SHEET 2
Part 46 Frame Rail Bracket
PLYWOOD SHEET 2
Part 47 Sprocket Guard
PLYWOOD SHEET 3
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Assembling the frame
INSTRUCTIONS
1. To begin this assembly
5. Press the large tee nuts into
‒‒ Start at Step 2 if you have a SINGLE WHEEL KIT.
‒‒ Part 42‑43
‒‒ Start at Step 4 if you have a LIVE AXLE KIT.
‒‒ Part 47
2. Press the bushing into part 40.
Note the location of the bushing on part 40. Install on the opposite side of the L.
40
‒‒ Part 50; on the opposite side of the small tee nut
installation.
Note the location of 2 large tee nuts on part 42. Install on the same side of
the L.
1
3. Using a hammer, tap the bushing until the top is flush with
the wooden part.
4. Press the small tee nuts into
‒‒ Part 40‑41
42
2
Note the location of 2 large tee nuts on part 43. Install on the same side of
the L.
43
1
2
‒‒ Part 49
‒‒ Part 50; be sure to follow installation pattern for the
correct engine model.
Note the location of 2 large tee nust on part 47.
Note the location of the small tee nut on part 40; install on the same side of
the L.
47
40
Note the location of the small tee nut on part 41. Install on the same side of
the L.
2
Note the location of 4 large tee nuts on part 50. Install on opposing side of the
small tee nut installion on part 50.
1
41
1
50
1
2
3
4
Note the location of 4 small tee nuts on part 49.
49
1
3
2
4
6. Using a hammer, tap the tee nuts until the top is flush with
the wooden part.
‒‒ Parts 41‑43, 47, 49 & 50.
1
50
7. Screw in the fillester head machine screws into the
tee nuts located parts 40 & 41.
3
1
2.5 HP
2
50
4.0 HP
4
2
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9 Frame Assembly
3
4
‒‒ Tighten down until it stands flush with 3/8” protrusion.
‒‒ Use 20 tee nuts; 10 small and 10 large.
Note the location of 4 small tee nuts on part 50
8. Press 2 bushings into part 45.
Note the location of the bushing on part 45
1
2
16.E xtend the drawer slide until the last two holes on the
drawer slide are accessible from the underside through
the slot located on part 44.
Note the location of the referenced slot on part 44.
9. Using a hammer, tap the bushings until the top is flush
10.Press 2 bushings into part 44.
Note the location of the bushings on part 44
1
2
11.Using a hammer, tap the bushings until the top is flush
12.Install the drawer slide on part 44, by extending the slide
to its furthest extended position.
13.Align the 4 screw holes on the drawer slide with holes
found in the recess on part 44.
Note the location and position of the mounting holes. The drawer slide should fit
into the recessed pocket on part 44.
1
2
3
Mount 1 to the drawer slide.
Note the correct assembly
17.Secure 1 using screws.
‒‒ Use the remaining screws included in the
Drawer Slide Kit.
18.Using a mallet, tap part 40 into the tab connections on
the left side of part 44.
Note the location and orientation of the tee nut on part 40;
the letter L should face inward to the centerline of the go‑kart.
40
44
4
14.Secure the drawer slide to part 44 using screws.
‒‒ Use a screwdriver and the screws provided in the
Slide Drawer Kit.
‒‒ Use 4 screws
‒‒ Total 4 locations
15.Test the drawer slide fit by moving the
slide back and forth.
19.Using a mallet, tap part 41 into the tab connections on the
left side of part 44.
Note the letter L should face part 41, away from the centerline of the go‑kart.
41
‒‒ Be sure there are no interferences between any
screw head and the slide.
33
25.Secure part 44 to the assembly using screws.
20.Repeat steps 18 and 19 using
‒‒ There is a purposeful gap in alignment to allow part 51
to sit flush with the assembly.
‒‒ Part 42 ‒‒ Part 43
Note the letter L should face part 41, away from the centerline of the go‑kart.
26.Flip the assembly right side up again.
43
27.Using a mallet, tap part 46 into place.
Note the orientation and position the tabs on part 46.
46
42
21.Using a mallet, tap 2 into the tab connections in the
center of part 44.
Note the orientation and location of the assembly.
2
28.Using a mallet, tap part 47 into the center slot of part 46.
Note the orientation and position of part 47.
22.Using a mallet, tap part 45 slots into the tab connections
of go‑kart front-end (parts 40‑43).
Note the correct orientation for part 45; the bushings face(down) part 44.
45
47
46
29.Secure parts 46 to part 47 using screws.
24.Flip the assembly over and using a mallet, tap any
unseated tabs into place.
‒‒ It is best to do this with 2 hanging off the edge of
a table or saw horses.
34
9 Frame Assembly
30.Using a mallet, tap part 48 into the 5 connection tabs.
Note the orientation and position of cut‑out tabs, it should face upward.
To ensure alignment of all 5 tab connections; prior to using a mallet, tack 1 corner of
part 48 with a screw that is not tightened down all the way.
49
48
31.Secure part 48 to the assembly using screws on the
rear face, left and right side faces.
36.Flip assembly over allowing 2 to hang off table or
saw horses.
37.Install the 3 mounted bearings
52
Note the orientation, location and position of each mounted bearing.
1
2
3
35
39.Secure part 51 to the assembly using 21 screws.
40.Flip assembly right side up.
41.Lay part 50, with the small tee nuts facing upwards, into
place.
Note the orientation and position of tee nut pattern on part 50.
50
42.Secure part 50 to the assembly using washers &
hex head cap screw.
‒‒ Use 4 washers
‒‒ Use 4 hex head cap screw.
‒‒ Total 4 locations.
Note the orientation and position of the hex hed bolts; tee-nuts should face up.
36
9 Frame Assembly
10
Putting the go‑kart
together
Introduction
Before beginning this final assembly, be sure to have
assemblies 1‑7 completed. These 8 assemblies are required to
fully assemble the go‑kart.
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This chapter contains 10 individual procedural parts to
successfully complete the full go‑kart assembly.
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Overview of the recommended tools
DESCRIPTION
REFERENCE
№
DESCRIPTION
REFERENCE
PART 1
1 Sprocket 5/8” bore diameter
60 Tooth, #35 Chain
PN 12522
Hammer
1 Drive Shaft Steel, Keyed, 5/8” D, 18” L
Electric Driver Allen Wrench or ratcheting Allen wrench
LIVE AXLE KIT – 10” WHEELS PN 12581
1 Brake Disc Metric Allen Wrench included with mounted bearing
PN 12532
1 Brake Disc Hub
PN 12533
Socket Wrench
1 Long Hex Bolt Axle Grade 5, 5/8”-11, 11” L
Needle Nose Pliers 4 Button Socket Head Cap Screw Zinc Plated, Steel, 5/16”-24, 1/2” L
TOTAL OF 4 PROVIDED PN 12559
4 Thin Nut Grade 5, 5/16”-24
Note There are 2 types of button socket head cap screws
provided in every kit. They appear to be similar in
size but are not. The easiest way to differentiate the
2 sizes, is by the number of screws provided.
PN 12520
1 Key 3/16” square, 1”L
PN 12539
PART 2
PN 12531
1 Short Aluminum Spacer 1/2” OD, 1/4” ID, 7/8” L
PN 12547
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1 Brake Caliper
1 Long Aluminum Spacer 1/2” OD, 1/4” ID, 1‑1/16” L
6 Zip Tie 10lb Nylon, White, 7/8” D, 4” L
№
DESCRIPTION
PN 12548
2 Oversized Flat Washer Zinc, M6
PN 12549
2 Socket Head Cap Screw Black oxide, M6, 55mm L
PN 12550
PART 3
1 Nylon Spacer 3/4” OD, 3/8” ID, 1‑1/4” L
PN 12546
4 Flat Washer 5/16” ID, 7/8” OD
PN 12516
1 Short Shoulder Screw 3/8” D, 1” L, 5/16”-18
PN 12513
1 Long Shoulder Screw 3/8” D, 2‑1/4” L, 5/16”-18
PN 12514
PART 4
2 Short Hex Bolt Grade 5, 5/8”-11, 6.5” L
PN 12503
2 Lock Nut 5/8” ID
PN 12506
4 Flat Washer 5/8” ID, 1‑3/8” OD
PN 12505
PART 5
1 Precision Rod 1/4” D, 18” L
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PN 12507
PART 6
1 Control Cable 1/16” D, throttle & brake control cable
PN 12525
1 Red Throttle Cable Brake conduit, 5’ L
PN 12527
1 Green Throttle Cable Gas conduit, 6’ L
PN 12528
REFERENCE
№
DESCRIPTION
REFERENCE
PN 12558
PART 7
1 Gas Powered Engine 2.5 HP MODEL
Box 2
Box 2
1 Clutch #35 Chain, 11 Tooth Pulley for 5/8” D
2.5 HP MODEL PN 12576
1 Roller Chain #35 Chain, 29-5/8” L
PN 12524
1 Master Chain Link #35 Roller Chain connector
PN 12534
1 Part 56
PN 12005
1 Part 57
PN 12006
1 Part 58
PN 12007
PN 12525
1 Throttle cable clamp
PN 12537
1 Extension Spring Black-Oxide, Precision
PN 12560
1 Throttle Return Clip 4.0 HP MODEL
PN 12561
8 Sheetmetal Screw Galvanized, #6
PN 12551
39
5 Button Socket Head Cap Screw Zinc Plated, Steel, M8, 12mm L
2 Undriven wheel 10” D
№
DESCRIPTION
1 Hex head cap screw 5/16”-18, 1.25 L
1 Hex Cap Screw 1/4”-20, 1” L
PN 12516
1 Fender washer 5/16” ID, 1-1/8” OD
PN 12555
1 Lock washer 5/16” ID
1 Clutch Key 3/16”, 1/2” L
PN 12557
2 Set Screw Clutch
PN 12563
1 Pan head M6, 12 mm L
4.0 HP MODEL PN 12564 PART 8
3 SINGLE WHEEL KIT PN 12516
2 LIVE AXLE KIT PN 12516
2 Shaft Collar 5/8” ID
PN 12540
REFERENCE
№
DESCRIPTION
REFERENCE
1 Rear driven wheel 12” D
1 Key 3/16” square, 1”L
PN 12539
PART 9
2 Fillister Head Screw 5/16”-18, 3/4” L
PN 12553
1 T-Handle Quick Release Pin
PN 12542
1 Flag Plyfly flag
PN 12535
PART 10
20 Spax Screw 1 #8, 1-1/2” L
PN 12519
1 Green Elastic Cord 3/16” OD, 18” L
PN 12517
Note There are 2 types of button socket head cap screws
2 Lock Nut 5/8"-11
PN 12506
2 Rear driven wheel 10”D
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1 Rear driven wheel 10”D
Overview of the required but not provided
DESCRIPTION
REFERENCE
Motor Oil Approximately 1 quart of 10W30 Motor Oil
Gas
Regular unleaded gas.
Overview of the required assemblies
DESCRIPTION
REFERENCE
2
PARTS 13‑18
3
Overview of the required wooden parts
DESCRIPTION
Part 53 Fairing Left
PLYWOOD SHEET 4
Part 54 Fairing Right
PLYWOOD SHEET 4
Part 55 Fairing Front
PLYWOOD SHEET 4
REFERENCE
PARTS 19‑21
4
Seat Assembly
PARTS 22‑33
5
Gas Pedal Assembly
PARTS 34, 36‑37
6
Brake Pedal Assembly
PARTS 35, 38‑39
7
Left Spindle Assembly
PARTS 1, 3, 5, 7
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8
Right Spindle Assembly
PARTS 2, 4, 6, 8
9
Frame Assembly
PARTS 21‑28
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Required hardware
Chapter 10
1
№
1
PART
REFERENCE
Sprocket 5/8” bore diameter
60 Tooth, #35 Chain
PN 12522
Recommended tools
DESCRIPTION
DESCRIPTION
REFERENCE
1
Drive Shaft Steel, Keyed, 5/8” D, 18” L
1
Allen Wrench
1
Socket Wrench
N
ote There are 2 types of button socket head cap screws
1
Brake Disc 1
Brake Disc Hub
1
Long Hex Bolt Axle Grade 5, 5/8”-11, 11” L
4
Button Socket Head Cap Screw Zinc Plated, Steel, 5/16”-24, 1/2” L
PN 12532
PN 12533
4
Thin Nut Grade 5, 5/16”-24
PN 12520
Key 3/16” square, 1”L
PN 12539
42
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1
5. Insert the drive shaft by sliding it through
the outer mounted bearing located on part 43 only.
Part 1 Install the rear axle
INSTRUCTIONS
1. Assemble the hub and brake disc using the
button head screws and locknuts.
‒‒ Use 4 button head screws and 4 locknuts
‒‒ If there is too much resistance to insert the
drive shaft, temporarily loosen the mounting screws
so the mounted bearing is loose; or remove the
mounted bearing, slide the drive shaft and then
re‑mount the mounted bearing.
‒‒ Rotate the bearing in its seat so that it is parallel to the
center frame rails.
Note orientation of the parts.
6. Once the drive shaft is through the outer
mounted bearing, insert the brake disc on the end.
‒‒ Use the key to lock the brake disc to the drive shaft.
Note the orientation of the disc brake.
43
2. Loosen set screws on all 3 of the mounted bearings
‒‒ Be sure no screw extends into the interior
of the bearings; as this will prevent
the drive shaft insertion.
3. Insert the drive shaft and bolts
‒‒ SINGLE WHEEL KIT; continue to step 4.
‒‒ LIVE AXLE KIT; continue to step 5.
4. Insert the long hex bolt from the interior of the frame
through the bushing located on part 40 and the
mounted bearing located on part 42.
‒‒ If there is too much resistance to insert the
long hex bolt, temporarily loosen the mounting screws
so the mounted bearing is loose; or remove the
mounted bearing, slide the long hex bolt through and
then re‑mount the mounted bearing.
7. Continue to slide the drive shaft through the assembly,
through the center mounted bearing, and then insert the
sprocket on then end.
‒‒ Use the key to lock the brake disc to the drive shaft.
‒‒ SINGLE WHEEL KIT is complete.
‒‒ LIVE AXLE KIT continue to step 8.
Note location and orientation of the bushing
Note location of the long hex bolt.
42
40
8. Continue to insert the drive shaft through the assembly
and through the final mounted bearing located on part 42.
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Note the drive shaft extends equal distances on both sides of the assembly.
9. Ensure all the hardware on mounted bearings are fully
tightened.
43
Part 2 Install the brake caliper
Chapter 10
2
The brakes will initially be installed and then adjusted.
INSTRUCTIONS
1. Insert the socket head cap screws with an oversized flat
washer through the holes located on part 43,
PART
‒‒ Use 1 socket head cap screw with
1 oversized flat washers per location.
‒‒ Total 2 locations
Recommended tools
DESCRIPTION
REFERENCE
2. Insert into the aluminum spacers on the opposite side of
part 43.
Note the location and orientation of the brake caliper. As well as the locations of
the short spacer and the long spacer.
43
Allen Wrench
Socket Wrench
Required hardware
№
1
1
DESCRIPTION
REFERENCE
Brake Caliper
PN 12531
Short Aluminum Spacer 1/2” OD, 1/4” ID, 7/8” L
PN 12547
3. Place brake caliper into the cutout located at the rear of
part 43 and insert the hardware.
4. Secure the brake caliper in place, using
the metric Allen wrench provided.
Note the location and orientation of the brake caliper.
1
Long Aluminum Spacer 1/2” OD, 1/4” ID, 1‑1/16” L
PN 12548
2
Oversized Flat Washer Zinc, M6
43
PN 12549
2
PN 12550
44
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Socket Head Cap Screw Black oxide, M6, 55mm L
Part 3 Install the steering column assembly
Chapter 10
3
INSTRUCTIONS
1. Position 3 , so that the gear aligns with those on 1 .
‒‒ Be sure the gear alignment marks located on
parts 20 & 12 line up.
PART
Note‑the orientation and alignment of the gear teeth
Recommended tools
DESCRIPTION
3
REFERENCE
Electric Driver 20
12
Allen Wrench or ratcheting Allen wrench
2. Insert the shoulder screws.
‒‒ Insert the short shoulder screw through the bushing
located on part 20 of 3 .
Required hardware
№
DESCRIPTION
1
‒‒ Insert the long shoulder screw with the nylon spacer
through the tee nut located on part 21.
REFERENCE
Nylon Spacer 3/4” OD, 3/8” ID, 1‑1/4” L
‒‒ Total 2 locations, 2 shoulder screws.
Note‑the orientation of the bolt; be sure the head faces down
(toward the ground).
PN 12546
4
PN 12516
1
21
Short Shoulder Screw 3/8” D, 1” L, 5/16”-18
3
PN 12513
1
Long Shoulder Screw 3/8” D, 2‑1/4” L, 5/16”-18
PN 12514
21
Required assemblies
DESCRIPTION
REFERENCE
3. To secure, tighten both the shoulder screws 3 .
‒‒ Total 2 locations.
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Parts 9-12
3
Steering Column Assembly
PARTS 19‑21
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Part 4 Install the steering spindles
Chapter 10
4
INSTRUCTIONS
1. Slide the steering rack all the way to the right.
2. Insert 7 with the bolt facing out.
PART
‒‒ Check that the bushings on 7 are completely seated
before installing.
Note the location and orientation of the assemblies.
Recommended tools
DESCRIPTION
8
REFERENCE
Hammer
7
Required hardware
№
DESCRIPTION
2
REFERENCE
PN 12503
2
Lock Nut 5/8” ID
Note the location and orientation of the alignment marks.
7
PN 12506
4
3. Align the gear teeth of 7 with the gear alignment mark
located on the steering rack assembly gear.
Fender Washer 3/4” OD, 5/8” ID
PN 12505
Required assemblies
DESCRIPTION
REFERENCE
4. Insert the short hex bolt with a washer, starting from the
bottom and insert through the bushings found on 7 and
then through the top of the frame.
Note the order of the hardware insertion.
7
7
PARTS 1, 3, 5, 7
5. Using a hammer, tap into place.
6. Insert a washer over the short hex bolt and secure it with
a locknut.
Note the order of the hardware insertion.
PARTS 2, 4, 6, 8
7
7. Repeat steps 1 through 6 on the opposite side using 8 .
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Part 5 Install the gas & brake pedals
Chapter 10
5
INSTRUCTIONS
1. Each assembly has a long tab with a hole. The position of
the pedal is dictated by these holes. The holes should be
pointing towards the middle of the fixed steering column.
PART
Note the right and left pedals tabs, holes, and their position in the Assembly.
DESCRIPTION
2
1
Recommended tools
REFERENCE
6
Electric Driver 5
2. Position 5 on the right of the fixed steering column.
3. Position 6 on the left of the fixed steering column.
Note location and orientation of the assembly 5 & 6.
Required hardware
№
DESCRIPTION
1
5
6
REFERENCE
PN 12507
Required Assemblies
DESCRIPTION
5
REFERENCE
4. Insert the precision rod through the holes located in 5
and then through the holes located in 6 .
Note location of the precision rod.
Gas Pedal Assembly
Parts 34, 36-37
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Parts 35, 38-39
5. Using a hammer, tap into place.
6. Test the alignment of each pedal assembly.
‒‒ Each pedal should be able to move freely and
independently (some drag is expected).
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Reference Assemblies
Chapter 10
6
DESCRIPTION
2
PART
Fixed steering
column Assembly
Recommended tools
DESCRIPTION
REFERENCE
PARTS 13‑18
REFERENCE
5
Needle Nose Pliers Gas Pedal Assembly
Parts 34, 36-37
Allen Wrench
6
Parts 35, 38-39
Socket Wrench
9
Required Assemblies
№
1
DESCRIPTION
REFERENCE
Frame Assembly
PARTS 21‑28
Control Cable 1/16” D, throttle & brake control cable
PN 12525
1
PN 12527
1
Green Throttle Cable Gas conduit, 6’ L
PN 12528
6
Zip Tie 10lb Nylon, White, 7/8” D, 4” L
PN 12558
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4. Continue to run the red cable on the left side of
the go‑kart
Part 6 Install the gas & brake cables
INSTRUCTIONS
‒‒ Through the cable ties located on 9 ,
1. Loop 4 zip ties through the holes located on 2 .
‒‒ Loosely tighten the zip ties, leaving a large loop so later,
the cables can slide through easily.
Note the locations of the zip ties.
‒‒ through the slots located on part 40 & 43,
‒‒ and into the brake caliper assembly.
Note path of the red cable.
2
43
41
1
2
3
9
4
2. Loop 2 zip ties through the holes located 9 .
‒‒ Loosely tighten the nylon cable ties, leaving a large loop
so later, the cables can slide through easily.
Note the locations of the zip ties.
1
9
5. Run the green cable on the right side of the go‑kart
‒‒ Through the interior of 2 and then
‒‒ through the cable ties located on 2 and then
‒‒ through the hole located on the right side of part 17.
Note the location and direction of the green cable. Be sure to seat the
green cable in the notches located on part 17 of 3 .
2
14
3. Run the red cable on the left side of the go‑kart
2
3
17
19
‒‒ Through the interior of 2
‒‒ through zip ties located on part 13 and then
‒‒ through the hole located on the left side of part 17.
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Note the location and direction of the red cable. Be sure to seat the red cable in
the notches located on part 19 of 3 .
13
3
2
17
19
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6. Continue to run green cable on the right side of
the go‑kart
‒‒ Through the cable ties located on 9 ,
11.Feed the brake control cable through a washer into the
fitting located on the brake.
Note path of the brake control cable through the brake caliper.
‒‒ through the slots located on part 40 & 43,
‒‒ and leave slack to secure to the engine later.
Note path of the red cable.
43
41
12.Secure the control cable in place using a small wrench or
pliers.
13.Test brake pedal to ensure proper movement of brake.
7. Secure the nylon cable ties by tightening them.
8. Use the needle nose pliers to clip any excess
cable tie material.
9. Feed the brake control cable through the hole located in
the 6 and into the red cable.
Note path of the brake control cable through the brake pedal.
6
10.Fish the brake control cable through the red cable all the
way to the end.
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Required but not provided
Chapter 10
7
№
PART
Recommended tools
DESCRIPTION
IMAGE REFERENCE
DESCRIPTION
REFERENCE
Oil Type & Amount
TYPE & AMOUNT
Gas Type
TYPE
Required hardware
№
DESCRIPTION
1 Gas Powered Engine Dead blow Hammer or mallet
2.5 HP MODEL
Metric Allen Wrench included with mounted bearing
REFERENCE
Box 2
Box 2
Wrench
Socket Wrench
1 Roller Chain #35 Chain, 29-5/8” L
PN 12524
Electric Driver PN 12534
Note Be sure not to lose attached key,
set screws and bolt to hold clutch in place.
Required assemblies
DESCRIPTION
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Gas Pedal Assembly
Parts 34, 36-37
REFERENCE
1 Part 56
PN 12005
1 Part 57
PN 12006
1 Part 58
PN 12007
PN 12525
1 Throttle cable clamp
PN 12537
9
Frame Assembly
PARTS 21‑28
1 Extension Spring Black-Oxide, Precision
PN 12560
PN 12561
51
Required hardware
№
DESCRIPTION
8 Sheetmetal Screw Galvanized, #6
PN 12551
5 Button Socket Head Cap Screw Zinc Plated, Steel, M8, 12mm L
Part 7 Install the engine and drive train
REFERENCE
The engine arrives with no oil, no configuration is required.
INSTRUCTION
1. Stand the engine on part 50 located on 9 ,
aligning the engine mounting holes to the tee nut pattern
(installed previously) appropriate for the engine model.
Note the location of the engine mount.
50
1 Hex Cap Screw 1/4”-20, 1” L
PN 12516
1 Fender washer 5/16” ID, 1-1/8” OD
PN 12555
1 Lock washer 5/16” ID
1 Clutch Key 3/16”, 1/2” L
9
Note the location of the tee nut bolting pattern on part 50.
1
50
2
3
1
2.5 HP
50
3
4.0 HP
4
2
4
PN 12557
2 Set Screw Clutch
Note the direction and orientation of the engine within the go-kart.
PN 12563
1 Pan head M6, 12 mm L
4.0 HP MODEL PN 12564 ‒‒ 2.5 HP MODEL continue to step 3.
‒‒ 4.0 HP MODEL continue to step 4.
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2. For next installation step:
3. Remove the 2 bolts holding the throttle linkage; to be able
to secure the engine to part 50.
‒‒ Remove 2 bolts.
8. Slide part 56 into the space located on the engine side.
Note the location of slot.
Note the location of the 2 throttle linkage bolts.
56
1
2
9. Secure part 56, using M8 screws.
4. Using a socket wrench secure the engine bolts to part 50.
‒‒ Use 4 bolts.
Note the locations of the 3 screws.
5. For next installation step:
6. Secure the throttle linkage back into place using the bolts.
‒‒ Use 2 bolts.
7. Install the extension spring, by hooking one end
through the hole located on the throttle linkage. Then
using pliers, stretch the extension spring and hook it
through the second hole on the opposite side of the
throttle linkage.
Note the location of the extension spring.
1
1
3
2
10.Slide the clutch over the engine crank shaft.
‒‒ Be sure the set screws on the clutch are backed‑out
enough to be able to slide the clutch over
the crankshaft.
‒‒ Be sure the small sprocket is facing toward the engine
and the set screws are facing away from the engine.
‒‒ Be sure to align the keyway on the clutch with the
keyway on the drive shaft.
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Note the orientation of clutch; the small sprocket should face the engine.
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11.Insert 1/2” clutch key through the center of the clutch.
12.Using an Allen wrench tighten the set screws.
‒‒ 2 set screws.
15.Connect the chain by sliding the posts of the master link
into the holes located at the ends of the chain.
Note the order of the assembled hardware.
‒‒ Total of 2 screws.
Note the locations of the 3 set screws.
2
1
16.Add the master link plate.
13.Using a wrench, tighten the hex head cap screw
assembled with a lock washer and a fender washer to
secure the clutch.
‒‒ Tighten hex head cap screw until the lock washer is
compressed.
‒‒ If necessary, pull the starter cord to prevent the
crankshaft from rotating while tightening.
17.Secure the master link, using the retaining clip; snapping
it into place.
18.Tension the chain.
‒‒ Slide the engine forward until chain is taut.
‒‒ Be sure to align the clutch sprocket with the
drive shaft sprocket vertically.
20.Test the rear wheel drive by spinning the drive shaft.
‒‒ Be sure the shaft can spin freely with the chain.
21.For instructions on how to install the throttle control cable
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14.Slide the chain, over both sprockets.
19.Secure the engine in place using the bolts located on
part 50.
22.Secure the green cable loosely in the
throttle control linkage.
26.Secure the green cable loosely in the clamp.
Note the location of the green cable.
23.Feed the throttle control cable through the hole
located on the throttle control linkage and then into the
green cable.
27.Feed the throttle control cable through the hole located
on the throttle linkage.
Note the locations of the throttle control cable.
1
1
2
24.For the next installation instruction, continue to step 32.
25.Thread the green cable into the right side of the engine.
2
28.Install the extension spring, by hooking one end to the
hole located on the throttle linkage.
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29.Using pliers, hook the other end of the extension spring to
the throttle return clip.
32.Continue to feed the throttle control cable all the way
through to 5 .
Note the location of the throttle control cable.
5
33.Secure the throttle control cable using the
throttle cable clamp at the bottom of 5 .
‒‒ Be sure the control cable is taut, before tightening the
throttle clamp.
30.Secure the throttle return clip to the engine using a screw.
‒‒ Use 1 M6 screw.
34.Secure the green cable fully at the start location of the
throttle linkage.
35.Test the gas pedal to ensure proper movement of throttle.
36.Place part 57 over part 56.
‒‒ Total 1 location
Note the location part 57.
Note the location of the throttle return clip.
57
!
1
56
31.Slightly loosen this nut so that the throttle can move freely
when the gas pedal is pressed.
Note the location of the nut.
37.Secure part 57 to part 56, using sheet metal screws.
‒‒ Use 4 sheet metal screws.
38.Place part 58.
Note the location part 58.
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39.Secure part 58 to part 57, using sheet metal screws.
‒‒ Use 4 sheet metal screws.
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Part 8 Install the wheel assemblies
Chapter 10
8
INSTRUCTIONS
1. Mount the undriven wheels (the wheels with bearings)
by sliding them over the axles.
PART
‒‒ SINGLE WHEEL KIT continue to step 2.
2. Mount 3 undriven wheels.
Recommended tools
DESCRIPTION
‒‒ 2 located on the front axles.
REFERENCE
‒‒ 1 located on the back, left axle.
Socket Wrench
3.
SINGLE WHEEL KIT
continue to step 5.
4. Mount 2 undriven wheels.
‒‒ 2 located on the front axles.
Wrench
5. Secure the undriven wheels using lock nuts.
Hint To keep the wheels from rotating, place a
large slotted screwdriver into the heads of the front axle bolts.
Required hardware
№
DESCRIPTION
3
2
2
Shaft Collar 5/8” ID
PN 12540
2
Lock Nut 5/8"-11
PN 12506
7. Install 1 shaft collar.
‒‒ 1 on the back, right drive shaft.
8.
SINGLE WHEEL KIT
continue to step 10.
9. Install 2 shaft collars.
‒‒ 2 located on the rear drive shaft.
10.Secure the shaft collar using an Allen wrench.
11.Mount the driven wheel (the wheels with the fixed hub)
by sliding them over the drive shaft.
1
Rear driven wheel 10”D
3
Undriven wheel 10” D
12.Mount 1 driven wheel.
Rear driven wheel 10”D
13.SINGLE WHEEL KIT continue to step 15.
2
2
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6. Slide the shaft collar over drive shaft.
REFERENCE
1
Rear driven wheel 12” D
3
1
Key 3/16” square, 1”L
‒‒ Use the key to lock the driven wheel to the drive shaft.
‒‒ 1 located on the back, right drive shaft.
‒‒ Total of 1 location.
14.Mount 2 driven wheels.
‒‒ Use the key to lock the driven wheel to the drive shaft.
‒‒ 2 located on the rear drive shaft.
15.Secure the driven wheel to the drive shaft using
the set screws.
‒‒ Be sure the set screw aligns with the keyway.
16.Secure the axle to the driven wheel using the shaft collar.
‒‒ Use a socket wrench to tighten the locknut; while
holding the locknut on alternate side with wrench.
PN 12539
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Part 9 Install the seat assembly
Chapter 10
9
INSTRUCTIONS
1. Place the Fillister head screws into the parts 41 & 42
located on 9 .
PART
Note the location of the Fillister head screws.
41
Recommended tools
DESCRIPTION
REFERENCE
42
Required hardware
№
DESCRIPTION
2
REFERENCE
Fillister Head Screw 5/16”-18, 3/4” L
3. Position 4 at the forward most position.
‒‒ Align the side slots located on 4 to the screw heads
located on parts 41 & 42.
PN 12553
1
4. Slide 4 backwards into position so that the pins slide all
the way through slots.
T-Handle Quick Release Pin
5. To secure 4 in place, insert the T-handle, pin side,
through part 41 located on the right side of the go‑kart.
PN 12542
1
2. Secure the Fillister head screws to be flush with the
wooden surface of part 41.
6. Insert the flag through holes located on the back right
side of Seat Assembly and the go‑kart frame.
Flag Plyfly flag
Note the location of the flag holes.
PN 12535
Required assemblies
DESCRIPTION
REFERENCE
4
Seat Assembly
PARTS 22‑33
Frame Assembly
PARTS 21‑28
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Part 10 Install the fairings
Chapter 10
10
INSTRUCTIONS
1. Place the front tab of part 53 into the slot located on
part 40.
STEP
Note the location of the tab on part 40.
Recommended tools
DESCRIPTION
40
REFERENCE
53
2. Using the mallet, tap part 53 into the recess.
3. Secure part 53 to the assembly using screws.
Electric Driver 4. Repeat steps 1 through 3 on the opposite side using
part 54.
5. Thread the green elastic cord, from the top through left
hole located in part 16 of 2 .
Required hardware
№
Note the part 16
DESCRIPTION
REFERENCE
16
20 Spax Screw 1 #8, 1-1/2” L
PN 12519
1
6. Tie an overhand knot on the bottom side.
7. Thread the green elastic cord, from the top through right
side hole located in part 16 of 2 .
Green Elastic Cord 3/16” OD, 18” L
PN 12517
Note the location of part 16.
2
16
DESCRIPTION
REFERENCE
PLYWOOD SHEET 4
8. Pull green elastic cord tight and tie overhand knot on
the underside.
9. Align part 55 to the front of 2 .
Note the location of the orientation of part 55.
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PLYWOOD SHEET 4
2
55
PLYWOOD SHEET 4
Note If you received a 1/4” plywood sheet that is finished on one side
and intend to paint the fairings; reverse wooden parts 53‑55 (so the
unfinished side is facing outward and ready to receive paint). For more
information on Visual reference of the plywood sheets, see page 61.
10.Screw part 55 to the assembly using 6 screws.
‒‒ Total of 6 locations
FINISHED!! TIME TO RIDE!!
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DESCRIPTION
REFERENCE
41
40
43
42
38
DESCRIPTION
49
3
REFERENCE
22
50
39
35
36
13
9
37
4
‒‒Parts 1, 3-4
‒‒Parts 6-10
‒‒Part 13
34
7
8
‒‒Parts 20
‒‒Parts 24
‒‒Parts 34
1 10
6 20 24
‒‒Parts 36-43
‒‒Parts 49
12
16
21
5
‒‒Parts 2, 5
‒‒Parts 11-12
‒‒Parts 14-18
23
26
‒‒Parts 22-23
‒‒Parts 25-27
27
25
47
‒‒Parts 35
‒‒Part 47
‒‒Parts 50
11
48
14
46
15
45 18
52 19
‒‒Parts 20-21
‒‒Parts 44-46
‒‒Parts 48
2
31
44
17
‒‒Parts 52
29
‒‒Parts 28-33
‒‒Parts 51
28
30
‒‒Parts 53-55
Note If you received a 1/4” plywood sheet that is finished on one side and you
intend to paint the Plyfly go‑kart seat or fairings; reverse wooden parts 28‑33 and
parts 53‑55 (so the unfinished side is outward facing and ready to receive paint).
For a complete list of wooden parts, go to “List of the wooden parts” on page 62.
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DESCRIPTION
PLYWOOD SHEET 1
PLYWOOD SHEET 2
reference image
DESCRIPTION
reference image
Part 9 Steering rack Bracket
PLYWOOD SHEET 1
Part 10 Steering rack Bracket
PLYWOOD SHEET 1
Part 11 Steering rack
PLYWOOD SHEET 2
PLYWOOD SHEET 1
PLYWOOD SHEET 1
Part 5 Steering Spindle Bottom Left
PLYWOOD SHEET 2
Part 6 Steering Spindle Bottom Right
PLYWOOD SHEET 1
PLYWOOD SHEET 1
PLYWOOD SHEET 1
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PLYWOOD SHEET 2
Part 13 Steering column Left
PLYWOOD SHEET 1
Part 14 Steering column Right
PLYWOOD SHEET 2
Part 15 Steering column Top
PLYWOOD SHEET 2
Part 16 Steering column Phone Mount
PLYWOOD SHEET 2
Part 12 Steering rack Center Bracket
DESCRIPTION
DESCRIPTION
Part 17 Steering column Bracket
PLYWOOD SHEET 2
PLYWOOD SHEET 3
Part 18 Steering Pinion Mount
PLYWOOD SHEET 2
PLYWOOD SHEET 3
Part 19 Steering column Shaft
Part 27 Seat Crossbar Bracket
PLYWOOD SHEET 2
PLYWOOD SHEET 3
Part 20 Steering Pinion
Part 28 Seat Bolster Left
PLYWOOD SHEET 1
PLYWOOD SHEET 4
Part 21 Steering Wheel
Part 29 Seat Bolster Right
PLYWOOD SHEET 2
PLYWOOD SHEET 4
Part 22 Seat Side Left
Part 30 Seat Thigh Bolster Left
PLYWOOD SHEET 3
PLYWOOD SHEET 4
Part 23 Seat Side Right
‒‒gas tank side
Part 31 Seat Thigh Bolster Right
PLYWOOD SHEET 3
reference image
reference image
PLYWOOD SHEET 4
Part 32 Seat Back
PLYWOOD SHEET 1
PLYWOOD SHEET 4
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DESCRIPTION
Part 33 Seat Bottom
reference image
DESCRIPTION
reference image
Part 41 Frame Rail Inner Right
PLYWOOD SHEET 1
PLYWOOD SHEET 4
Part 34 Brake Pedal
Part 42 Frame Rail Outer Left
PLYWOOD SHEET 1
PLYWOOD SHEET 1
Part 35 Gas Pedal
Part 43 Frame Rail Outer Right
PLYWOOD SHEET 1
PLYWOOD SHEET 3
Part 36 Pedal Side
Part 44 Frontend Bottom
PLYWOOD SHEET 1
PLYWOOD SHEET 2
Part 37 Pedal Side
Part 45 Frontend Top
PLYWOOD SHEET 1
PLYWOOD SHEET 2
Part 38 Pedal Side
Part 46 Frame Rail Bracket
PLYWOOD SHEET 1
PLYWOOD SHEET 2
Part 39 Pedal Side
Part 47 Sprocket Guard
PLYWOOD SHEET 1
PLYWOOD SHEET 3
PLYWOOD SHEET 1
Part 48 Frame Rail Rear
PLYWOOD SHEET 2
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Part 40 Frame Rail Inner Left
DESCRIPTION
reference image
Part 49 Frame Rail Engine Mount
PLYWOOD SHEET 1
Part 50 Engine Mounting Plate
PLYWOOD SHEET 3
Part 51 Floor Panel
PLYWOOD SHEET 4
Part 52 Frame Gusset
PLYWOOD SHEET 2
PLYWOOD SHEET 4
PLYWOOD SHEET 4
PLYWOOD SHEET 4
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DESCRIPTION
REFERENCE
DESCRIPTION
1
REFERENCE
6
Parts 9-12
Parts 35, 38-39
2
7
Parts 13-18
Parts 1, 3, 5, 7
3
8
Parts 19-21
Parts 2, 4, 6, 8
4
9
Seat Assembly
Parts 22-33
Frame Assembly
Parts 21-28
5
Gas Pedal Assembly
Parts 34, 36-37
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Note If you received a 1/4” plywood sheet that is finished on one side and you
intend to paint the Plyfly go‑kart seat or fairings; reverse wooden parts 28‑33 and
parts 53‑55 (so the unfinished side is outward facing and ready to receive paint). For
a complete list of wooden parts, go to “List of the wooden parts” on page 62.
DESCRIPTION
REFERENCE IMAGE
DESCRIPTION
Chisel
Screwdriver
Hammer
Allen Wrench or ratcheting allen wrench
Metric Allen Wrench included with mounted bearing
Sandpaper
Socket Wrench
Orbital Sander (optional)
Wrench
Jigsaw or
Reciprocating Saw (optional)
REFERENCE IMAGE
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4.0 HP
4.0 HP
4.0 HP
4.0 HP
SINGLE WHEEL
SINGLE WHEEL
12” WHEELS
LIVE AXLE
10” WHEELS
LIVE AXLE
12” WHEELS
2.5 HP MODEL
1
―
―
―
―
Clutch #35 Chain, 12 Tooth Pulley for 3/4” D
―
1
1
1
1
#35 Chain, 60 Tooth, 5/8” D bore
1
1
1
1
1
Roller Chain #35 Chain, 29-5/8” L
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Part 56
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1/16” D, throttle & brake control cable
2
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
Gas conduit, 6’ L
1
1
1
1
1
12521
3
3
3
3
3
12531
Brake Caliper
1
1
1
1
1
12532 Brake Disc
1
1
1
1
1
12533 Brake Disc Hub
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
―
―
4
4
4
4
4
№
KIT DESCRIPTION
12576
Clutch #35 Chain, 11 Tooth Pulley for 5/8” D
12577
4.0 HP MODEL
12522 Sprocket 12524
12005
Part 57
12006 Clutch Guard Top Top Cover
Part 58
12007 Clutch Guard Cover Outside Cover
12525 Control Cable 12527
12528 Green Throttle Cable 12502 Long Hex Bolt Grade 5, 5/8”-11, 11” L
SINGLE WHEEL KIT
12503 Short Hex Bolt Grade 5, 5/8”-11, 6.5” L
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10” WHEELS
10” WHEELS
2.5 HP
SINGLE WHEEL
2.5 HP
4.0 HP
4.0 HP
4.0 HP
4.0 HP
SINGLE WHEEL
SINGLE WHEEL
SINGLE WHEEL
12” WHEELS
LIVE AXLE
10” WHEELS
LIVE AXLE
12” WHEELS
1
1
1
1
1
SINGLE WHEEL KIT
1
1
1
―
―
―
―
―
1
―
―
―
―
―
1
Hardware included, 10” L
1
1
1
1
1
12517
Green Elastic Cord 3/16” OD, 18” L
1
1
1
1
1
12519
Spax Screw 1 Box, #8, 1-1/2” L
1
1
1
1
1
Rear driven wheel
1
1
―
2
―
10” D Wheels Undriven wheel 3
3
―
2
―
―
―
1
―
2
―
―
3
―
2
1
1
1
1
1
№
KIT DESCRIPTION
12507
12581
LIVE AXLE KIT – 10” WHEELS
LIVE AXLE KIT – 12” WHEELS
12508 Drawer Slide 12590 10” D Wheels 12591
12592 12” D Wheels Rear driven wheel
12593 12” D Wheels Undriven wheel 12535 Flatworks Flag 10” WHEELS
Plyfly safety flag
10” WHEELS
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2.5 HP
4.0 HP
4.0 HP
4.0 HP
4.0 HP
SINGLE WHEEL
SINGLE WHEEL
SINGLE WHEEL
12” WHEELS
LIVE AXLE
10” WHEELS
LIVE AXLE
12” WHEELS
11
11
11
10
10
12505 Flat Washer 4
4
4
4
4
12506 Lock Nut 5
5
5
4
4
12509 Plastic Bushing 4
4
4
4
4
12
12
12
12
12
№
KIT DESCRIPTION
12504 Large Metal Bushing Flanged, 3/4” OD, 5/8” ID
5/8” ID, 1‑3/8” OD
5/8” ID
Flanged, 1/4” ID, 3/8” OD
10” WHEELS
12513
Short Shoulder Screw 5/16”-18, 3/8” D, 1.00” L,
1
1
1
1
1
12514
Long Shoulder Screw 5/16”-18, 3/8” D, 2.25” L
1
1
1
1
1
12515
Button Socket Head Cap Screw Zinc Plated, Steel, M8, 12mm L
5
5
5
5
5
12516
15
15
15
15
15
4
4
4
4
4
1
1
1
1
1
12538 Small Metal Bushing 4
4
4
4
4
12539 Key 3
3
3
4
4
12540 Shaft Collar 1
1
1
2
4
12542 T-Handle Pin 1
1
1
1
1
8
8
8
8
8
12544 Socket Head Cap Screw 6
6
6
6
6
12545 Large Tee Nut 6
6
6
6
6
Grade 5, 5/16”-24
12537 Throttle Cable Clamp
Flanged 3/8” ID, 1/4” L
3/16” square, 1”L
5/8” ID
Quick Release Pin
4.0 HP MODEL
Black Oxide Alloy Steel, 3/8”-16, 1.25 L
Zinc Plated, 3/8”-16
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12510
12520 Thin Nut 70
10” WHEELS
2.5 HP
4.0 HP
4.0 HP
4.0 HP
4.0 HP
SINGLE WHEEL
SINGLE WHEEL
SINGLE WHEEL
12” WHEELS
LIVE AXLE
10” WHEELS
LIVE AXLE
12” WHEELS
3/4” OD, 3/8” ID, 1‑1/4” L
1
1
1
1
1
Short Aluminum Spacer 1/2” OD, 1/4” ID, 7/8” L
1
1
1
1
1
12548 Long Aluminum Spacer 1
1
1
1
1
12549 Oversized Flat Washer 2
2
2
2
2
12550 Socket Head Cap Screw Black oxide, M6, 55mm L
2
2
2
2
2
Sheetmetal Screw Galvanized, #6
8
8
8
8
8
12553 Fillister Head Screw 2
2
2
2
2
12558 Zip Tie 6
6
6
6
6
12559 Button Socket Head Cap Screw 4
4
4
4
4
12560 Extension Spring 1
1
1
1
1
1
―
―
―
―
12555 Fender washer 1
1
1
1
1
12556 Lock washer 1
1
1
1
1
12557 Clutch Key 1
1
1
1
1
―
1
1
1
1
―
1
1
1
1
Clutch
2
2
2
2
2
Pan head M6, 12 mm L
―
1
1
1
1
№
KIT DESCRIPTION
12546 Nylon Spacer 12547
1/2” OD, 1/4” ID, 1‑1/16” L
Zinc, M6
12551
5/16”-18, 3/4” L
10lb Nylon, White, 7/8” D, 4” L
Zinc Plated, Steel, 5/16”-24, 1/2” L
Black-Oxide, Precision
12554 Hex Cap Screw 1/4”-20, 1” L
2.5 HP MODEL
5/16” ID, 1-1/8” OD
5/16” ID
3/16”, 1/2” L
12562 Button Head Cap Screw 5/16”-24, 3/4” L
12563 Set Screw 12564
4.0 HP MODEL
10” WHEELS
10” WHEELS
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Legal
Legal
Assumption of Risk, Waiver and Release of Liabilities and Indemnity
Agreement
I, the undersigned, on behalf of myself, (and, if applicable, my minor
child or ward listed below), as well as my spouse, heirs, estate, insurers
and assigns (all collectively hereinafter referred to as “I” or “me” or “my”,
as the case may be), in consideration of being permitted to use and
operate (whether via a test drive prior to purchase or otherwise) the go
kart equipment of The Flatworks, LLC, a Rhode Island Limited Liability
Company (hereinafter “Flatworks”), at its premises and facilities located
at 11 Waites Wharf, Newport, Rhode Island or at any other locale, and for
other good and valuable consideration, do hereby covenant and agree as
follows:
1. I fully understand and acknowledge that I, like all potential customers of
Flatworks and others desiring to test drive or otherwise use and operate
its go-kart equipment, as a condition of such use and operation, must first:
a) read, understand, and agree to this Assumption of Risk, Waiver and
Release of Liabilities and Indemnity Agreement (the “Agreement”); and b)
read, understand, adhere to, and abide by the safety rules and instructions
of Flatworks related to the use and operation of its go-kart equipment.
2. I fully understand and acknowledge that: a) using and operating a
motorized go-kart is an inherently dangerous activity and that participation
in this activity involves risks of damage to or loss of my property or the
property of others and risks of bodily injury to me or others, including
injuries such as bruises, lacerations, sprains, fractures and, in extreme
cases, disability, paralysis and death; b) such dangers and risks may be
caused, in whole or in part, by my own actions or inactions, the actions
or inactions of others, the condition of the go-kart equipment and the
condition and the layout of the facilities on which they are used, and/or
the negligence of others, including the Protected and Released Parties (as
defined below); and c) there may be other dangers and risks associated
with this activity which at this time are unknown or that are not readily
foreseeable by me or others.
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3. I fully understand and acknowledge the demands of this inherently
dangerous and risky activity relative to my personal knowledge, experience,
skills, aptitude and abilities, as well as my current physical and medical
condition and level of fitness, and nevertheless knowingly and voluntarily
accept and assume such dangers and risks, and further assume full
responsibility for any and all liabilities, losses or damages, including
any direct or consequential damages, resulting from or related to my
participation in this activity, including, but not limited to: any and all damage
to or loss of my property or the property of others; personal injuries to me
or others of any type, including disability and death; and any legal fees,
costs or other expenses related to such damages and/or injuries, expressly
including, but not limited to, those alleged to be caused, in whole or in part,
by the negligence of the Protected and Released Parties (as defined below).
and/or injuries, expressly including, but not limited to, those alleged to
be caused, in whole or in part, by the negligence of the Protected and
Released Parties, I, for myself and for anyone acting on my behalf, further
agree to hold harmless, defend, and indemnify the Protected and Released
Parties from any such claims, suits, actions, liabilities, losses, damages,
fees, costs or expenses.
6. In the event of a medical emergency, I hereby authorize Flatworks and
any other Protected and Released Parties to, if deemed necessary in their
discretion, to administer emergency first aid, CPR, and use an AED, and
to secure emergency medical care or transportation (i.e., EMS). I agree to
assume all costs of such emergency medical care and transportation.
7. I acknowledge that this Agreement constitutes the entire agreement
by and among me and the Protected and Released Parties pertaining
to the subject matter hereof and supersedes all prior agreements and
understandings pertaining thereto, and agree that this Agreement may not
be changed, modified or amended in whole or in part except in writing,
signed by all of the parties hereto.
8. I agree that this Agreement and the rights of the parties hereunder shall
be interpreted in accordance with the laws of the State of Rhode Island,
as broadly and inclusively as permitted under such laws, and all rights and
remedies shall be governed by such laws without regard to principles of
conflict of laws. I further agree that if any portion of this Agreement is held
invalid, the balance shall, notwithstanding, continue in full legal force and
effect.
9. I agree that if any disputes or controversies shall arise from this Agreement
or otherwise in connection with my use and operation of Flatworks’ go-kart
equipment, my participation in any related activities, or my presence on
the premises and facilities of the Protected and Released Parties, I shall
first engage in good faith efforts to mediate such dispute. Should the
issue not be resolved by mediation, I further agree that all such disputes or
controversies shall be submitted to binding arbitration in accordance with
the Commercial Arbitration Rules of the American Arbitration Association
then in effect.
10. I hereby acknowledge, by signing below and by writing my initials in
the margin of all of the pages, that I have read this Agreement and fully
understand all of its terms and conditions. I understand that I am giving up
substantial legal rights, including rights that I may otherwise have to sue for
damages in the event of my death, or injury or loss occasioned by my use
of the go-kart equipment of Flatworks. I acknowledge that I am signing
this Agreement freely and voluntarily, and intend by my signature, that this
Agreement constitute a complete and unconditional waiver, release, and
discharge of the Protected and Released Parties from any and all manner of
claims, suits, actions, liabilities, losses, damages, fees, costs or expenses
arising from or related to the inherent risks of this activity, to the greatest
extent allowed by laws of the State of Rhode Island.
4. I hereby agree to waive, release, discharge and covenant not to sue
Flatworks or any other person or entity associated or affiliated with these
entities, including, but not limited to, their owners, shareholders, directors,
officers, members, partners, employees, volunteers, agents, subsidiaries,
related and affiliated entities, and successors and assigns (all hereinafter
referred to as the “Protected and Released Parties”) from liability for any
and all claims, suits, demands, liabilities, losses or damages arising from
or relating to my use and operation of Flatworks’ go-kart equipment, my
participation in any related activities, and my presence on the premises
and facilities of the Protected and Released Parties. This waiver, release,
discharge and covenant not to sue applies, but is not limited to, any and
all liabilities, losses or damages, including any direct or consequential
damages, resulting from or related to my participation in this activity,
including, but not limited to: any and all damage to or loss of my property
or the property of others; personal injuries to me or others of any type,
including disability and death; and any legal fees, costs or other expenses
related to such damages and/or injuries, expressly including, but not limited
to, those alleged to be caused, in whole or in part, by the negligence of the
Protected and Released Parties.
5. If, despite my aforesaid express assumption of risk, and my aforesaid
express waiver, release, discharge and covenant not to sue, I, or anyone
acting on my behalf, brings a claim or suit, or takes any other action,
against any of the Protected and Released Parties for any and all liabilities,
losses or damages, including any direct or consequential damages,
resulting from or related to my participation in this activity, including, but not
limited to: any and all damage to or loss of my property or the property of
others; personal injuries to me or others of any type, including disability and
death; and any legal fees, costs or other expenses related to such damages
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Terms &
Conditions
THE FLATWORKS, LLC
Terms & Conditions of Purchase and Use
THE FOLLOWING TERMS AND CONDITIONS APPLY TO ALL PRODUCTS
DESIGNED, MANUFACTURED AND SOLD BY THE FLATWORKS,
LLC. THESE TERMS AND CONDITIONS INCLUDE PROVISION WHICH
ALLOCATE THE RISKS ASSOCIATED WITH THE USE OF THE PRODUCTS
AND LIMIT MY LEGAL RIGHTS TO RECOVER DAMAGES IN THE EVENT
OF INJURY OR LOSS OCCASIONED BY SUCH USE, INCLUDING
DISCLAIMERS, EXCULPATORY PROVISIONS (ASSUMPTIONS OF
RISK AND RELEASES), WAIVERS, INDEMNIFICATION PROVISIONS,
LIMITATIONS OF LIABILITY, LIMITED WARRANTIES, A COVENANT NOT
TO SUE, AN ABBREVIATED LIMITATIONS PERIOD FOR CLAIMS, AND AN
ARBITRATION PROVISION.
5. Indemnification. In the event that User, or anyone acting on his or her
behalf, brings a claim or suit, or takes any other action, against any
Flatworks for any liabilities, losses or damages, including any direct or
consequential damages, resulting from or related to his or her use of the
Products, including, but not limited to: any and all damage to or loss of my
property or the property of others; personal injuries to User or others of
any type, including disability and death; and any legal fees, costs or other
expenses related to such damages and/or injuries, expressly including, but
not limited to, those alleged to be caused, in whole or in part, by equipment
malfunction from whatever cause, or any other negligence or fault of
Flatworks, User, for himself or herself, and for anyone acting on his or her
behalf, further agree to hold harmless, defend, and indemnify Flatworks
from any such claims, suits, actions, liabilities, losses, damages, fees, costs
or expenses.
1. Definitions. As used herein, the following terms shall have the following
meanings:
a) “Flatworks”, shall mean The Flatworks, LLC, a Rhode Island Limited
Liability Company and any and all of its affiliates, subsidiaries, associates,
owners, members, officers, agents, employees, and volunteers, and its
successors and assigns.
6. Limited Replacement Warranty. Flatworks warrants to any Original
Purchaser that the Products shall to be free from defects in materials and
workmanship for a period of one-hundred eighty (180) days from the date of
purchase, provided that they have not been subject to apparent accident,
alteration, abuse, neglect or misuse. Flatwork’s sole liability under this
warranty is limited to the repair or replacement of Products that are
returned within this warranty period.
b) “Original Purchaser” shall mean the person to whom the Product was
originally sold as evidenced by the sales invoice from Flatworks.
c) “Products” shall mean all products and related accessories designed,
manufactured and sold by Flatworks.
d) “User” shall mean the purchaser and/or the end user of any Product.
2. Acknowledgement of High Risk Activity. Products sold by Flatworks
include motorized go-karts and related accessories. User hereby
acknowledges that: a) using and operating a motorized go-kart is an
inherently dangerous activity and that participation in this activity involves
risks of damage to or loss of my property or the property of others and
risks of bodily injury to himself, herself, or others, including injuries such
as bruises, lacerations, sprains, fractures and, in extreme cases, disability,
paralysis and death; b) such dangers and risks may be caused, in whole
or in part, by User’s own actions or inactions, the actions or inactions of
others, the condition of the go-kart equipment and the condition and the
layout of the facilities on which they are used, and/or the negligence of
others; and c) there may be other dangers and risks associated with this
activity which at this time are unknown or that are not readily foreseeable by
User or others.
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3. Assumption of Risk. User fully understands and acknowledges the
dangers and risks involved with the use of the Products relative to his or her
personal knowledge, experience, skills, aptitude and abilities, as well as his
or her physical and medical condition and level of fitness, and nevertheless
knowingly and voluntarily accepts and assumes such dangers and risks,
and further assumes full responsibility for any and all liabilities, losses or
damages, including any direct or consequential damages, resulting from or
related to his or her use of the Products, including, but not limited to: any
and all damage to or loss of his or her property or the property of others;
personal injuries to User or others of any type, including disability and
death; and any legal fees, costs or other expenses related to such damages
and/or injuries, expressly including, but not limited to, those alleged to
be caused, in whole or in part, by equipment malfunction from whatever
cause, or any other negligence or fault of Flatworks.
4. Release and Waiver of Liability, Covenant Not to Sue. Other than the
liability assumed under the limited warranty set forth herein below, which
liability is confined to the repair or replacement of its Products under limited
circumstances, User hereby waives, releases, discharges and covenants
not to sue Flatworks from liability for any and all claims, suits, demands,
liabilities, losses or damages arising from or relating to his or her use of the
Products. This waiver, release, discharge and covenant not to sue applies,
but is not limited to, any and all liabilities, losses or damages, including any
direct or consequential damages, resulting from or related to the use of
the Products, including, but not limited to: any and all damage to or loss of
his or her property or the property of others; personal injuries to the User
or others of any type, including disability and death; and any legal fees,
costs or other expenses related to such damages and/or injuries, expressly
including, but not limited to, those alleged to be caused, in whole or in part,
by equipment malfunction from whatever cause, or any other negligence or
fault of Flatworks.
THE ABOVE STATED LIMITED WARRANTY IS IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER
WARRANTIES, EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING THE WARRANTIES
OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
FLATWORKS NEITHER ASSUMES OR AUTHORIZES ANY OTHER
PERSON OR ENTITY TO ASSUME FOR IT, ANY OTHER LIABILITY
IN CONNECTION WITH THE DESIGN, MANUFACTURE OR SALE OF
ITS PRODUCTS, WHETHER FROM ITS WEBSITES, CATALOGS OR
OTHERWISE. THE LIMITED WARRANTY SHALL NOT APPLY TO ANY
PRODUCT WHICH HAS BEEN SUBJECT TO ACCIDENT, NEGLECT,
ALTERATION, ABUSE OR MISUSE.
7. General Disclaimers. All Original Purchasers, as a condition of purchase,
agree to be bound by the following terms and conditions:
a) Inspection Prior to Use. All Products must be inspected upon delivery
for use to ensure that they have not been damaged in shipment or
otherwise. If any Product is damaged, such Product should not be
used and should be promptly returned to Flatworks for inspection,
replacement or repair, as the case may be.
b) Use of Products. Prior to the use and operation of any Product, the
Original Purchaser must read, understand, adhere to, and abide by
any instructions, manuals, directions and safety rules related to the
Product, including, without limitation, those related to the assembly, use,
operation, and maintenance of the Product. Flatworks shall have no
responsibility whatsoever for the misuse or unauthorized and improper
use of its Products.
c) Duty to Inform Others and Indemnification. Prior to allowing others to
use any Product, the Original Purchaser must require that such person
(or his or her legal guardian, if a minor) reads, understands and agrees to
adhere to and abide by these Terms and Conditions and any instructions,
manuals, directions and safety rules related to the Product. The Original
Purchaser further agrees, for himself or herself, and for anyone acting
on his or her behalf, to hold harmless, defend, and indemnify Flatworks
from any claims, suits, actions, liabilities, losses, damages, fees, costs or
expenses arising out of such person’s use of any Product.
8. Applicable Law. These Terms and Conditions and the rights of all affected
parties hereunder shall be interpreted in accordance with the laws of the
State of Rhode Island, as broadly and inclusively as permitted under such
laws, and all rights and remedies shall be governed by such laws without
regard to principles of conflict of laws. If any portion of these Terms
and Conditions shall be held invalid, the balance shall, notwithstanding,
continue in full legal force and effect.
9. Resolution of Disputes. Any dispute, claim or controversy arising out of or
in connection with the purchase or use of the Products shall be resolved
by means of binding arbitration held within the State of Rhode Island
in accordance with the Commercial Arbitration Rules of the American
Arbitration Association then in effect. Any demand for arbitration must
be commenced within one (1) year after the dispute, claim or controversy
arises.
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