Good weather and a dry day means mowing the lawn. We occasionally collect the clippings and dump them up the field. Here's a few pics whilst we were up there
Good weather and a dry day means mowing the lawn. We occasionally collect the clippings and dump them up the field. Here's a few pics whilst we were up there
It looked well but we never had the chance to use it as my dad said, re-watching that video and now that I know a little bit more about ploughing I can see that it obviously wasn't set up right as the coulter wheel wasn't cutting the ground.
I would say no, there should be two circuits if I recall One is DC with an inline rectifier (look for a lump in the wire) the other circuit is AC. You cannot connect this straight to the battery - it will burn out the coil.
@?!$#!? Finally finished the chain drive and tensioners after a few attempts.
however after 10 minutes of playing and getting more articulation the chain still rode up over the flange bending the tensioners and twisting the whole intermediate shaft
its so so jammed that it stopped me dead and I can't take the tension off...
the idea of AC for the lights is so when the engine stops the current draw stops. Therefore you can't flatten the battery, you can use the AC terminals or go straight to the battery - its your choice.
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4th June