Anyone have any recommendations in the Fay/Raleigh area on driveshaft builders? Pretty sure its going to need both front and back lengthened.
https://eastcoastgearsupply.com/c-1073392-drive-shafts.htmlFleet Pride or Triangle Driveshaft Services
ECGS sells them but you may want to give them a call. Great company!
Replaced the blower motor resistor in my Sprinter. I now have all four fan speeds again... Good use of $11...
Cleaned out the garage and put up some cable
Management in for the car charging cable.
What did you do for the cable management?
Tesla has it where you can purchase their charger which gives me 34 miles charged per hour but that requires their $500 charger plus a $1250 for install.
Or when you’re a cheap guy like me you can buy their gen 1 charger on eBay for $150 and connect it to a NEMA 1450 outlet and get 30 miles charged per hour. They limit the gen 2 to 24 miles charged per hour I believe as a way to push their home charging station.
If I wanted to go that route the wires to the 1450 are 6-3. I’d just need to upgrade the breaker from 50amp to 60amp.
The previous house owner had an RV so he had a few of them around the place to plug in.
I need to do this in my 4runner the first 2 speeds are non-existent.
Knowing nothing about tractors, I have to ask: since the two 12-volt batteries are already installed, could you wire them in parallel, thus giving you 12 volts with double the amp-hours? Or would that be more trouble than it's worth?Replaced the two batteries in this guy over the weekend. To get to do it again.
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Me asking dad on sat sure these are not supposed to be 6 volt batteries some of these came with 6volt since they are wired in series? Dad no its 12volt promise ok put them in anyway. Me thinking man this thing starts super fast now dad gets in to put it up later on and notices amp guage pegged as well and turns on blower for ac and runs super fast and turns it off quick he calls me tonight to tell me you know what those were supposed to be 6 volt batteries in that tractor. Laughs to myself and know I will get to do it again. Luckly nothing fried and we can use the batteries in something else.
Knowing nothing about tractors, I have to ask: since the two 12-volt batteries are already installed, could you wire them in parallel, thus giving you 12 volts with double the amp-hours? Or would that be more trouble than it's worth?