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Bbluedog225 reacted to PWC Repair's post in the thread Between 705 & 1200 SQ/FT The 'NOT' a garage, CABIN build. with
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Nope. These are straight off the shelf of big orange, theh cheaper 'cabin' grade. Wife sanded the face before stain, then fine steel... -
Bbluedog225 replied to the thread Between 705 & 1200 SQ/FT The 'NOT' a garage, CABIN build..Looks great. Do you give those boards a slight bevel?
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Bbluedog225 replied to the thread DIY electric lawn tractor.Agreed. In reality, I’ll focus around the cabin. I’ve been keeping that area sorta clear with an ego push mower. anything will be an...
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Bbluedog225 replied to the thread DIY electric lawn tractor.3-5 acres of light brush. Knee high In the summer. Pasture-ish. Not grazed. Never mowed in my 20 years. some mesquite I’ll cut by...
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BYou ought to be able to find a good used 1970s era General Electric Elec-trak lawn tractor for less than cost of a new motor and...
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Bbluedog225 replied to the thread DIY electric lawn tractor.This one?
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Bbluedog225 replied to the thread DIY electric lawn tractor.Interesting. Thanks!
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BIf you can find one, a GE Elec-Trak lawn tractor from the early 1970s would be a good start. They were already electric, I think the...
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Bbluedog225 replied to the thread DIY electric lawn tractor.And the 48V 100 amp hour lifepo4 rack battery is going to run about $1,000. That’s $2,500 or so if I shop around. Plus balance of...
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BI pondered this question, read the replies, and slept on it. Here’s my 2 cents. To me a riding mover is all about the cut. I’m not...
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Bbluedog225 replied to the thread DIY electric lawn tractor.Modern Tool and Die? E.g. Cub Cadet
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BI would go straight for a most basic MTD version with the 6 speed fender shift and no hydraulic system at all. Lots of brands carry...
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BAn older 318 John Deere would be a bulletproof chassis. I own one and it is more garden tractor level than mower. However, it does have...
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BI bet you guys know stuff about lawn tractors. I’m not impressed with the currently available electric stuff (Ego, Ryobi, Greenworks)...
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