Step 5Charging
the solar cell does not stay connected for use of the mower (it is only for charging) .and the batteries have to be hooked back up to the manufacturer's specs .but for free power the 3 minutes it takes to do that is worth it
.it only took me about 45 minutes to complete this project since I had all of the stuff just laying around (my father is a "junk" collector)
I'm sure you will be able to locate a battery lawn mower online .my dad bought this one on clearance for somewhere around 75 dollars ,and you can purchase a 12 volt solar cell for around 65 dollars from harbor freight
I hope this is helpful and I would like any feedback and criticism you would like to offer as this my first instructable
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up here in PA even 4 of those might not recharge me in a week :-) hehe
No theft issues? I can't leave mine out it would be stolen inside a few days. hence I will mount my panels on the garage roof and wire inside to charge the mower.
Great job on the instructable I hope to see more from you!