| Owner | evie conversions (EV Integrated Electronics) |
|---|---|
| Location | Dallas, Texas US map |
| Web/Email | WebPage |
| Vehicle | 2000 SSTB Single Seat, Twin Blade (no cup holder). Actually, we don't know what the donor was. We scraped the labels all off before reading them! |
| Motor | Golf Cart 36V Series Wound DC Generic Golf Cart Motor (fully sealed) from an old retired golf cart. |
| Drivetrain | Hydrostatic |
| Controller | Starter Contactor Heavy Duty Two Speed high-current contactor: 1st speed = off, 2nd speed = on |
| Batteries | 3, 12.00 Volt, Lead-Acid, Flooded Walmart Special, 75 amp hour, deep cycle marine. |
| System Voltage | 36 Volts |
| Charger | Solar 15W Three 15W Solar Panels |
| Heater | Solar. Usually by noon that black vynil seat is toasty warm! |
| Instrumentation | None |
| Top Speed | 4 MPH ( 6 KPH) Clocked at 0-4.2/mph in 1.793 seconds! |
| Acceleration | Damn near instant! It pops wheelies! |
| Range | 1-yard. |
| Seating Capacity | 1 adult |
| Tires | Inflatable |
| Conversion Time | 3 days |
| Additional Features | Optional Stick Mulcher. Simply place the small sticks and twigs in front of the machine and drive over them. Make sure the dog is in the house - it catapults the sticks over the fence! |
| We converted this retired lawn mower to electric in about 3 days. We acquired the mower donor on one of our favorite shopping days of the month (Bulky Trash Day). The Golf Cart motor we pulled from a dead golf cart. We used a simple 12v contactor from one of the local auto parts stores to switch the unit on. It charges from 3 solar panels in about a week. We have a video of the mower in operation here: WebPage | |
