Had an tared up old sail and tryed to remake it for my mini-quad.
I used it before in a windsurfer set up ,but the sail was to full and to much curve in the mast.
For the mast sleeve with a lighter curve will flatten the sail and marked a line .


So I take of the mast sleeve to cut the sail.






Sewed the sleeve with batten protection back on.
Just need to seew the bottum end of the sail back on.

An broken WS boom started a second life as curved boom, thats why i did'nt cut the bottum of the sail.
Just have to figger out to fit it this all in with a center pull and crocket downhoal

Its just an idea ,
I try to make vissible with parts I already have , and some scrap metal.
The wheel is front, the orange part is the end and that piece is the front of my ice flyer and I can put in a wheel same size.
In the T- part most of us know, I put my 160cm rear axle in for the idea. From the center of the mini to the long left end of the axle is 115 cm. My other axle isn't dry jet from painting and is 230 cm long.
From front to rear axle is 210 cm, from front axle to the side is 220 cm, from the side rear axle is 120 cm. A total of 550 cm roughly
These are messurements with a marge.
Because the back wheel is behind the axle I thought it must steer with a steering angle like a bike, if its locked and dosn???t steer than it drags in turns . I tink with this angle it just follows.
The back will raise when I put a wheel in.
If left is in the air than the right wheel is on the ground and vice versa. The orange part gives the lift, a foto shows more than I can type.