bagged radio flyer wagon

yea im baggin one. i have a frame built for it.ill be done with it in two or three weeks. im building it for a guy i work with, its for his kid. i was wonderin where i can buy bags with like a 2-3 inch diameter. the smaller the better. would i run a regular smc valve or what. well i guess thats all i need to know. comments would be appreciated.thanks

You can get the really small airbags from truck suply stores. They use them on the back of the cab on some big trucks. Look there, that is where I bought mine. They where not that bad on price!

FrameLayN88
Isuzu

Originally posted by DougyFrisch



lol, dude, you need to get the smallest stuff you can. and only have it set to like 10 PSI. cause if it's too high that thing will just turn into a lil kiddy cadipult. even though that would be really coolCall it the kiddiepult

i ahve a one gallon tank i was using for my shopping cart, if you make a good offer ill give it up

I bagged/bodydropped a powerwheels jeep. Ran a double convulted bag up front, sleeve in the rear. Front would hop a foot when someone was driving it. I scrapped the idea a couple days ago because the steering sucked ass. When the front would air up, the steering wheel would go down.

There are realy small bags on the winches on heavy duty wreckers they are used as brakes on the winches.I know some one that build them I will ask him about them and get back with you.Oh and by the way I work at Houston Peterbilt so I might be able to get some used bags.They come on the back of sleepers and cabs and under the seats.Personally i think there to big for a wagon ,but what do I know.

Or you culd try some kind of catalever set up useing 1 bag in the middle one for the front one for the back of coarse.Or even a triangular 2 link with a double con. bag.Just ideas