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Hello all, I am getting back in the saddle making robots now that I am moved into my new home and settled into my new job as a technician maintaining the Fiber Optics network in Chattanooga TN.
IM BACK !
By jstarne1
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Ok so I picked up some hardware. 1/2" steel zinc threaded rod , nuts, wing nuts and lock nuts. Should be able to basically slide the shaft in or out by unscrewing a wing nut when done. I removed the original axle and it appears to fit in fine.
Next I need to pull out the grinder and cut away the center post that is in the way and drill out all the holes the shaft will slide through to 1/2"
Using the brackets originally for anti tip wheels , I fashioned an adjustable mounting mechanism for the rear of the mower to rest on. The mount can adjust up or down about 2 inches in each direction. This will allow for adjustment of the cutting height on the rear.
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Can't wait to see your final creation.
Thanks merne! It has been a learning experience, there were a lot of first for me in this project. I had never used a chain drive before and that was a challenge. Things are more difficult that they look on paper with all the moving parts. I still have about 4 months left of the year grass will grow heavily so I think I will have plenty of opportunities to use it before the end of the year.
Features: Large heat sink design. Supports a wide input voltage 12-60V, 12- 83V wide adjustable output voltage, low dropout voltage.
Specification: Input voltage: 8-60V Input current: 20A Quiescent current: 15mA(12V liter 20V, the output voltage, the higher the current will increase too quiet) Output voltage: 12-80V continuously adjustable Output current: 20A MAX over 15A, please enhance heat dissipation(input, output pressure related, the greater the pressure the smaller the output current) Constant Range: 0.5-20A Operating frequency: 150KHZ Conversion efficiency: up to 95% Product size: approx. 130 x 52 x 49mm/5.11 x 2.04 x 1.92''