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I wouldn't pay that much for a flat way lathe, and I don't think that the seller knows anything about lathes, you never leave the chuck key in the chuck.

Maybe this? https://www.twinbusch.com/product_info.php?products_id=50

This is what I used on my pole shed door, it looks like you have enough room to mount the sprocket and chain assembly and it works great. Sprocket mounts on the door shaft and the chain wheel is below that with a bicycle chain connecting the two. About $130 on amazon or elsewhere. There are...

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07RM4SN8K/?tag=atomicindus08-20

Get a M10 thread adapter to hose and put a small ball valve in line, that's how my Grasshopper mowers are set up.

If you are cutting a lot of heavy woody plants, you may want to look at a trimmer that has a solid blade on it.

skidsteer and rock hound

Yup, double lead thread, used a lot in large valves for faster actuation. Had double and triple lead too where I used to work building nuclear power plant valves.

I wonder how @dockdoc made out, it's been 2-1/2 years.

Spade bit. Cheap and effective.

I don't think he's selling parts anymore, you can get his attention by putting a @ in front of his user name, example @Surveybob , @Hiball

I would just get an inverter big enough to handle the chargers you have, in 10 years technology will change a lot. Keep it simple.

Milwaukee 18v and Dewalt 20v platforms each have a charger that runs off 12v car batteries, should be able to find a solar panel to feed a car battery for either of them easily. Probably other platforms have the same?

If the feeder wires are big enough, add another bus bar correct for the panel, split off the neutral (you only have one) and the grounds. You may have to ditch those full size 20 amp breakers and get some compact breakers to fit with the full size 60. It looks like you could put a 20 amp s.p. on...

That looks like a subpanel?

Also on those trimmers, you want to make sure the handle end of the coupler where you attach the head or whatever is tight, I had mine loosen up and slip out enough to lose connection to the splines. Head scratcher for a bit!

It's billed as a universal, it comes with several adapters, took about 5 minutes to install. Bump feeds like it should, nice upgrade. I use it in our mowing business for light duty work, works great.

I put an Echo speed-feed 400 head on mine, works so much better.

50" deck, 3 blades side by side with a slight overlap.

You might want to try this place too, in Wilkes Barre, PA https://panzittasales.com/product/benwil-tpo-55-tpo-7-parts/