Yard King street rig

You want the two batteries in PARALLEL, not series. Positive to Positive, Neg to Neg.

Ive done this on mine, and its plenty of amps for what I'm running.

However, you'll need to see if your motor is putting out enough amps to keep those batteries charged.

Doc can probably tell you how to check for that, and possibly how to get more amps out of the motor if it doesn't.

Know what that is a valid point, the batt's need to be in parallel not series and if the charging system won't work enough I can put a car alternator under the hood some were.

I know this might be a long one with lots of talking but its a update.
and a Update on the trip route.

This video is of my Home made muffler on my opposed twin motor.



The muffer is just a piece of 4" exhaust pipe with some baffles added to it that are just some sheet metal. Tell me what you think.

Hey guys who has tried putting a electric blower on there opposed? (Other than Mow Bandit) and sucsesfully gotten it to work?

I am in the proces of doing this myself and its all mounted and ready to rock. I just need to get more supplys.

The video probably doesnt do the exhaust justice... sounds good.

Thanks!

Well I got news, this is not going to be the trator for the trip, the Poulan Rally tractor is gonna get a speed boost and the 820.

Nice muffler, looks like a mini car muffler almost.

looks alot like the muffler i made for my craftsman, sounds like it too, minus the fact you have a twin lol

jamcco wrote:

looks alot like the muffler i made for my craftsman, sounds like it too, minus the fact you have a twin lol

Thanks, I worked hard on getting the baffles just right inside the muffer part

well there is nothing new on this build, its still in front of the porch with the motor dissasembled so I can do some work to it.

the vari-drive thing i thought i was the only one who thought to try to put it a different mower other then a mtd