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Mine never leaves my property, and is no more than a 1/2 walk from home, and has been very reliable. But I keep, a small adjustable wrench, vice grips, gloves, rags, black tape, a multi bit screw driver, tape measure, bungy cords, charger for my phone.

I have been using lube on wheel studs/nuts and bolts for 30 plus years with full torque. Never had any come loose, never broke any studs, no pulled threads, never had any seize on. But in 35 plus years as a mechanic, I saw lots of dry seized studs/nuts, pulled threads, wore out threads, loose...

I vote - kubotalac.

Can you fix it ? krasy glue, two part epoxy ?

that style wrap has been used in underground mining for decades. Great stuff.

Made a new access trail today. I have to admit the buggy crawls around pretty well. Not shown are some pretty good humps and hollows. I will chip the brush in a few days them come back in with the buggy and trailer for the wood.

This is so bad, I am wondering if this would work. If you had some good oak, good clean rotors, and on a car that never went over 50, ???

I had planned on using some of the chips in low spots, on my trails, but they don't mesh together. I am using them to fill in low spots around my ponds and camp in the woods. This is why I like the trailer hitch so much. It lets me take the chips where I want them.

I have holes in the ends of my forks, so I just put a ball in one of the forks. Lots of visibility, but the trailer/wagon turns quick.

You are correct, but I have the feed speed maxed out. 🤷‍♂️