R/C Lawn Mower Version 2: Pt. 1 Some assembly required...Tear down to build up.

In this video I dismantle the version 1 chassis and make some observations about it. I also collect the parts required to build the second setup and give a brief overview of the electronics used.
Flysky Transmitter and receiver ( super affordable entry level radio set )
Sabertooth 2x32
Terminal Strip
Tattu Lipo Batteries 7000 mah (love these batteries)
Heavy Duty Terminal strip
12 Ga. Heavy duty multi strand speaker wire
Marine shutoff switch

[@vdsmade]

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[@MrHeavyzz4]

the closer the front wheel attachment is to the rear wheels the higher the force will be on the front wheels and makes it not very balanced. If you could weigh all for corners with scales you could then better decide were to put the weight of the batteries and such. The electric motors running parallels to the ground also makes the problem even more exaggerated at least when they are hanging of the rear axle lifting up even more on the front. Good job I like where you are going with this..

[@MTRFAB]

Thank you for your thoughts. We will see how it works out. I'm getting close to putting it back on the ground. Please check out some of the newer videos on the channel too. It will move soon. Stay tuned.

[@WendallHall-pg1sj]

What size tubing are you using for the frame ?

[@MTRFAB]

I wanna say it is 2"x3", 3/16" wall tubing from memory. If it's not, I'll let you know when I get a chance to measure it. Thanks for commenting and watching. Enjoy your build.

[@chadsview7087]

How much run time do you get with those batteries?

[@MTRFAB]

Honesty.... Don't entirely know yet. I am hoping for an hour of runtime at least. That is why the battery box still has some room if I need to go bigger. Continue to watch... I will let you guys know if it's enough battery or not. Thanks for interacting and watching.

[@evandeng3926]

What is the wheel for the motor?

[@MTRFAB]

The wheels were purchased on eBay. I think they are originally designed for a snowblower. I purchased some OEM hubs for the motors and made some adapters so they fit the motors. It is not a direct bolt on solution. Thank you for watching and commenting.

[@hasmizanhashim]

Where can i buy the motor?

[@MTRFAB]

eBay is where I purchased mine. Thank you for watching.

[@hasmizanhashim]

@@MTRFAB thank you sir..can you give the motor name & model?

[@MTRFAB]

On ebay....Search for "invacare motor". They should pop up.
I don't know the particular model number.

[@hasmizanhashim]

@@MTRFAB ok..thank you sir

[@ebenezerwoode2952]

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