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Harbor Freight Wagon Steering Link Improvement - Red Wagon with Garden Wagon Suspension Modification

Learn how to Improve the Steering Linkage on the Stiles Automotive Modified Harbor Freight, Red Bigfoot Panel Wagon with the Steel Mesh Deck (Garden) Wagon components. This also works to improve the Steel Mesh Deck Wagon in an unmodified configuration. To make a much better wagon. My design allows you to improve the wagon suspension with a little fabrication, you only have to drill 5/16” Diameter Holes in Wagon Tong and then cut/thread 5/16” Steel Rod. Easily completed by anyone. If you can assemble a Harbor Freight Wagon, you can do this Steering Linkage Modification. I am so happy with the results of this change. Recommended Tools: Pliers, Channel Lock - Channellock TOOL ROLL 6pc Precision Plier Set https://amzn.to/2LroTnh Combination Wrench, 10 mm (for Red Wagon Fasteners) Combination Wrench, 12 mm (for the Garden Wagon Fasteners) Combination Wrench, 13 mm (for the Garden Wagon Fasteners) Combination Wrench, 7/16” (To hold Rod End) 2x Combination Wrench, 1/2” (for New SS Bolts and Nuts) Consumables: Bigfoot Panel Wagon, Harbor Freight, Item Number 69693 and Steel Mesh Deck Wagon, Harbor Freight, Item Number 60359 4 x Rod End 5/16 x 5/16-24 ECF5 Female Economy Left Hand Rod End Bearing with Jam Nut Included 5/16” Steel Rod, Zinc Coated ( 2 x 3 ¼” Lengths, required) 4 x Bolts, SS,5/16-18” x 1 1/4” 4 x Flat Washers, SS, 5/16” 2 x Fender Washers, SS 5/16” 4 x Nuts, Nylon Lock, SS 5/16” NC Grease, Synthetic, 16 oz Can https://amzn.to/2XFr5Lx The Red Wagon Harbor Freight Should have made - Suspension Modification    • The Red Wagon Harbor Freight Should have m...   Bigfoot Panel Wagon Suspension Modification, Part 1 Front Suspension – Harbor Freight Wagons    • Bigfoot Panel Wagon Suspension Modificatio...   Bigfoot Panel Wagon Suspension Modification, Part 2 Rear Suspension – Harbor Freight Wagons    • Bigfoot Panel Wagon Suspension Modificatio...   Shop Tip No. 1 – Use a 5/16” Nut Driver on Hose Clamps (or ¼” for Smaller Clamps)    • Shop Tip No  1 – Use a 5/16” Nut Driver on...   Shop Tip No. 2 - Magnetic Pickup Tools - have an assortment of them    • Shop Tip No  2  - Magnetic Pickup Tools - ...   Shop Tip No. 3 – Use 4-in-1 Screwdriver for 80 Percent of Tasks, additional Torx Head Optional.    • Shop Tip No  3 – Use 4-in-1 Screwdriver fo...   Shop Tip No. 4 – Stop Repetitive Tasks, Radio on with Overhead Lights    • Shop Tip No  4  - Stop Repetitive Tasks, R...   Shop Tip No. 5 - Add an LED Shop Light to Your Garage Door Opener for additional Entry Light    • Shop Tip No. 5 - Add an LED Shop Light to ...   Shop Tip No. 6 – Customize Your Work Light to Make a Mobile Power Pole, make a Work Light more useful.    • Shop Tip No. 6 – Customize Your Work Light...   Shop Tip No. 7 – Shop Storage above Garage Door, uses normally wasted space.    • Shop Tip No  7 – Shop Storage above Garage...   Shop Tip No. 8 - Cordless Drill Wise Investment, Wise Buy for Extra Value.    • Shop Tip No  8 - Cordless Drill Wise Inves...   Shop Tip No. 9 - A Better Way to Paint Fasteners and Brackets.    • Shop Tip No.  9 - A Better Way to Paint Fa...   Shop Tip No. 10 – Improve your Compressed Air quality with this simple Air Compressor improvement.    • Shop Tip No  10 – Improve your Compressed ...   Shop Tip No. 11 – Custom Funnels for easy engine oil filling.    • Shop Tip No  11 – Custom Funnels for easy ...   My Channel - -    / @stilesautomotive   //--- Please remember to give the video a "thumbs up" if it was helpful. 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