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Most of the chargers for my tools have holes that allow them to hang vertical from a screw. Yours may also. coal_man

No real good advice for driveway. Very nice looking car�� coal_man

Nice work. Table + Cad Layout

Me too. My old man has the gift though. He's probably a constant 9/10 on SAE. coal_man

I'm well satisfied with my Milton regulator / filter. I've never had any issues with it. coal_man

My local Sears hometown store (Pikeville, KY) will price match any online price for in store items except appliances. The will look up the price online and make the price change. No hassle. coal_man

Yeah. They don't have a whole lot invested at this time. I'm assuming these scooters are worth the $85 X 2 cost for new batteries, huh? coal_man

Problem solved!! I worked this morning following the control wires for the relay in question. I eventually got to the motor. There is a micro-switch on the end of the motor that is engaged by the push/ride foot switch. I had the dang thing in push mode all this time. doh!:Homer: When I put...

Thanks for all the replies. I'm working to trace the wiring from the 85 and 86 terminals to see what I find. The batteries in the scooter are shot, but I'm able to pick up 24 volts from my golf cart for testing purposes. Thanks bullfrog for confirming that the charger wont kick on if the...

Thanks for all the replies. The Rascal has two 12 volt batteries wired in series to make 24 volts. I'll check the resistance across the coil and see what that reads. Like many have said, I think the problem is the incoming voltage of 9.5 volts into the relay. I'm going to try another relay...

I’m working on a Rascal electric scooter for my wife’s uncle. I think I’ve found a problem with the relay shown in the photo. With the relay plugged into the scooter, it will not operate. If I remove the relay and install a jumper between terminals 30 and 87, the scooter will operate as it...

I saw those as well today. Some neat ideas there. coal_man

That's a big step right there George....... This continues to be one of my favorite threads on the forum. coal_man

I have several pieces of poly furniture on my deck. Supposedly it is Amish made and has stainless steel screws. I give it a good once over with the pressure washer in the spring and it's good to go. It's withstood the elements very well. coal_man

Interesting build. The hood swap really updates the U-haul trucks. Nice looking wrecker. coal_man