You can get some here: http://www.rorty-design.com/content/english_wheel_plans.htm And here: http://www.tinmantech.com/html/powerhouse_wheeling_machines.php And here: http://www.roddingroundtable.com/tech/articles/12ewheel.html And of course - the "auction site".
This looks like the way to go ,just to play around,can't be stuff wrong ya can't fix,I been thinking of getting one; http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/ctaf/displayitem.taf?Itemnumber=95359
Lot's of English Wheel info on www.allshops.org Do your research before copying,or buying,Junk. The Harbor Freight POS is discussed here in a seperate thread. The basic layout isn't too bad,but the frame is not stiff enough, the material is thinner than advertised,parts are sloppy,wheels wobble,etc.The usual Cheap Imported ****.If you have the means to fix that one,you can make a better one from scratch.
Hi Gary, Why pick just one when there are two with lots of great information? I am a member of both. They both have their strong points. John www.ghiaspecialties.com
I purchased a kit from Ron Covell some years ago, built the frame to his specs and used his tensioner and upper wheel brackets. at that time it was $1200 plus about $175 for the frame material. Has worked very well, definetly worth the money.
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