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Cool project!
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I drove two hours to NH to pick up four 12V, AGM, 100aH, Group 31, Deep Cycle batteries from Sams Club....At $179 each, easily the best deal on planet earth for quality deep cycle batteries......And no sales tax in New Hampshire!
I mounted the contactor on an aluminum bracket I fabricated Cut a hole in the dask for the battery monitor And mounted the "Oh Sh#T" deadman switch next to the old ignition switch which I intend to use as the main power switch. Just waiting for some 2/0 welding cable and copper lugs to show up from AMAZON and I can wire this thing up and start using it around my property. |
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While waiting for my 2/0 wire to show up , I figured I'd do most of the 12v/secondary wiring and fabricate a few battery tie down straps. I also had a bit of #2 wire that I used for the less than 6" runs to the various components. I was concerned that I wouldn't be able to bend the 2/0 wire as needed. I'll have to keep an eye on them to see if they get too hot.
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Are you going to add a controller later?
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The plan for this tractor is no controller. Motor is designed to run continuously at 3300rpm. Speed is controlled by tractors transmission.
At some point I might use this motor and batteries in some kind of off-road vehicle, then I'd use a controller. |
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