B. Heavy duty wheels-These wheels can hold up to 200lbs ea. No-flat inner tubes can be added for a sturdier wheel.

C. Adjustable seat-You want your seat positioned so that there is a small amount of weight pushing down on the shafts.

D. Singletree-Traces slide over the ends of the singletree.

Shafts may be narrow on the cob and horse size carts and can be widened approx 3"

B. Overcheck-This attaches to the bit and the top of the saddle to keep the horses head up.  It helps to prevent him eating grass or even kicking. A side check can also be used.

C. Saddle & Girth-This should be snug around your horses belly, but not to tight.

D. Shaft loops or tugs-Shafts go through these up to the shaft stops on your cart.

E. Reins

G. Neck strap-Attaches to breastcollar and reins go through the rings on top.

H. Crupper-Attaches to saddle and slides through hip straps.

I. Breastcollar

J. Hip straps-Attach to breeching

K. Breeching-Acts as your brakes

L. Breeching straps-These can attach to the tug stops on the cart or be wrapped around the shafts.