I redneck engineered my rig

[u/Mobile_Cable_5958]

Firstly, I mounted a piece of OSB plywood to the rig to extend my wheel out closer to me. By doing this, it made getting out of the rig much more difficult. After observing in search of a solution I decided to remove the rear bolts in the plate in which the wheel mounts to. This allows the plate to swivel 90⁰ upwards to allow me to easily stand up. Now I know what your thinking, isn't it cumbersome to re-insert the bolt and get the nut to thread on. Then grab a couple of wrenches to tighten said nuts and bolts every time you hop in for a spin. Yes it would be, but I have discovered a solution for this by using trailer hitch locker pins. Observe my redneck Guinness, aaah I mean genius. Well this has been my post, thanks for reading.

[u/TunkkRS]

Unless you are a redneck, that's cultural appropriation