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It sure does.

Salem is such a sweet cat.

Maybe? Salem loves to play.

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That was the only reason I didn't buy the Ryobi mower. It was a tough choice.

That is a very good question. The mower comes complete with two 80 volt batteries, the charger, a chute plug, and a handful of tools. All you have to do when you get the mower is uncrate it, put air in the tires, install the batteries and charge them, bolt on the sheering wheel, and bolt on the seat. The whole process takes only an hour or two.

That sucks. Did you try it, or is there a link on the Interwebs about it?

I've heard there the same but there are plastic tabs that can be removed where it plugs in

Desculpe, mas na maior parte do tempo eu não sabia o que estava fazendo, então o trabalho progrediu muito lentamente.

I never measured them, but the charging cable has to be at least six feet long, and the AC cord is also at least six feet long. I have my charger on a table on the right hand side of my carport, the AC cable easily reaches an outlet nearby that's at least six feet in the air. The charging cable reaches across my ten foot wide carport to the charger jack on the mower which is part on the left side of my carport with its back facing the ride side of the carport. Cable length shouldn't be an issue for most people. This is my second season with this mower and it's still brilliant.

@@JamesADoty thank you so much for the detailed reply. I think this may work out for me.

@@SHANN0N0HARA Glad to help. I think you'll love this mower.

I just now posted my STL file on Thingiverse. www.thingiverse.com/thing:6632063

Thank you!

@@mitchellhish2941 You're welcome.

They adore that toy. A big shoutout to Steve the Viking for suggesting it.

We tested for that. We swapped the left and right steppers on to each other's connection on the Buddy board, the left motor didn't work correctly on either one, the right motor worked correctly on both. I have a replacement left stepper motor on the way.

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Nope, it's portable, it's heavy, but it's portable. It can be mounted to a wall though.

@@JamesADoty Good to know! That just made me look into the lawn mower even mower thanks a lot!

It's been a great mower. It won't be long before I start using it again. @@Guitarpicker7919

Yeah, they're pretty meh about most things. My cats are great, they're pretty chill and very friendly.

I think she's cute. I should check the software to see what all she can do. I have the charging base and it would be neat if she could just spend the day roaming around the house and interacting with stuff she finds, but she roams the house for a few minutes, goes to sleep and becomes totally inactive if left to her own devices.

I have scenery and such coming and will set it up as a proper layout.

I showed it to a friend of mine last night and she had a lot of fun playing with it.

That's an excellent idea. Smaller cranks on the bottom bracket aren't as fast but they sure are easier to pedal.

I love my handcycle, I haven't had a chance to try it yet but I installed an 8-speed internal gear hub and a front disc brake. I'm looking forward to riding come spring. Ladybird is fun, she's totally silly and loves everyone.

Internal gear hubs are everything to me! So, so much sweeter than cassettes!@@JamesADoty

Thank you. She's a sweetheart but boy oh boy she can be a handful. :)

I kept it, it's still pretty cool. I also got the charging base for it and it's supposed to seek out the charging base and charge as needed. I haven't run any firmware updates since the day I got it, and really should. Who knows, maybe it got better? A couple of weeks ago I got bored and charged the batteries and let it wander around the house. It found my washing machine and was holding a weird conversation with it while my dog nervously watched from a distance. It was funny.

Yeah, I haven't used mine since I shot the video.

Litter on the ground is a problem. I try to vacuum the room regularly but often get busy and forget.

I've considered it. Right now I'm nearly done installing a disc brake. I'm down to just installing the cable housing and cable.

It's annoying but in reality it isn't that loud. Maybe one day I'll cut a trace leading to it? I think the buzzer is the worst thing about the mower, otherwise I couldn't be happier with it, it's been fantastic.

I ran an RCA cable from the game box to an RCA to coax adapter which I plugged into the TV's coax jack. That's also how I connect my Intelivision consoles. The signal quality isn't great but it works.

@@JamesADoty the RCA adapter is the cord with yellow, white, and red plugs, correct? I don't have that on this older control box. The problem is I have the output from the control box that connects via an antenna cable that has two flat wires.

There should be an RCA jack next to the two twin lead jacks. You can plug a single RCA cable into that then plug an RCA to coax adapter into the other end of that cable and plug that into the coax jack on the back of the TV. If you look at the back of the console, there's a jack for power sort of in the middle, to the right of that is the RCA jack, and on the right are the twin lead jacks.

I used to live near Spokane and our driveway was half a mile of gravel, it was a pain in the rear end to push a chair on. Hopefully you get to riding soon.

Thank you for your comment. I agree. The mowing season where I live is about to end so I'll be removing the batteries and taking them in to keep them out of the cold. I plan to update the display in the spring.

I use ChituBox or Lychee to slice my resin models for my Anycubic resin printer. For filament printing I use either PrusaSlicer, Cura, or Simplify depending on my needs.

The resonator and muffler were removed and a muffler was installed in place of the resonator because the floor was lowered. The gas tank was moved back as well due to the floor being lowered.

I've been using powerchairs since 1977. My current chair is an Invacare Aviva RX Storm. What's your ride?

Bought 3 used. $20.00, $50.00 and $600.00. Jazzy Select 6, another Zazzy, and a DRIVE Trident H.D.. 50.00 Jazzy not really working well. Use Trident only. As of yet, know little about electric wheelchairs.@@JamesADoty

Yesterday a buddy of mine and I moved the foot rests to the top of the frame. I have a temporary bolt holding them on. I bought a proper bolt yesterday but haven't had time to swap them out. We also worked out my battery mount issue, it was user error on my part. My buddy brought his bike when he came over and we went for a 1.8 mile ride. My buddy's in his early 50s, I'm 63 and he hadn't ridden in three years, so 1.8 miles was the best we could do, he was getting pretty sore, and I was starting to get tired, but holding my own very well. Sorry, I don't have a fresh video, I'd like to get a friend to video the handcycle in action before the weather gets bad, if that happens, I'll post the video. At any rate I've now put small number of miles on the handcycle, the battery is still showing 100% and I'm really happy with my work to date. I have a temporary knobby tire on the left rear, I need to buy three new tires and tubes and change them out, my other two tires are in poor condition. I'll probably wait until fall since once the rains start here it'll be too cold and wet to ride again until May.

I'm old too. Yeah, it appears to have had almost no use at all, it just sat and rotted for the better part of a dozen years. I'm hoping to get a ride in tonight after work, it's been raining non stop here for a week and the rain returns tomorrow for another week.

Have you posted a video? I'd love to see it. How are the tires working out for you? I've considered doing the same thing.

@@JamesADoty Never posted a video. Currently do not know how to post picture or "article". Not yet ridden my first example of solid tires. Solid tires because I cannot get off/on to repair a flat tire! Hopefully will be riding it soon! RARE, 36-speed, 2-rail- frame handcycle. Could put dog under seat in bike basket frame cage! Currently making a self-muscled body lift to lower/raise body onto my recumbent trike seats. Hand cycle SO interests me for getting upper body exercise!

Wow, if you ever work out how to post a video I'm real keen to see it. I can't get off to fix a tire either. My fingers and hands aren't strong enough to get a tire off a rim. I take flats to the local bike shop. The back wheels use a push button to remove so getting them off is extremely easy. the front will be a pain since the chain tensioner will have to be loosened and the gear selector cable will have to be removed, then the nuts and other hardware. My handcycle is only 7 gears, which isn't enough gears. I could really use a "granny gear". That's why I installed the Bafang BBS02.

@@JamesADoty We will stay in contact!

That would be great.@@garyseckel295

I'm not sure how tall I am, I haven't walked since 1973. I'm pretty short though.

Wow, thank you for the comment. I made these videos because there's so little info out there on these mowers and that frustrated me when I was shopping. My mower is still doing fantastic and I plan to use it again this weekend.

Absolutely. I don't know how high or wet grass would have to be to be a problem though, I got my mower too late in the season so my grass wasn't very tall the first time I used it.

Yes, I do. The mower seems to have plenty of power.

Thankyou.@@JamesADoty

Propping things higher to allow me to work on something is priority. Not always possible for me. Brother-in-law installed new batteries in a wheelchair for me. Removing my wood cargo racks to allow coupling two delta recumbent trikes together! Cannot get off to access rear cargo. Also, hitch needs to be where cargo rack was. Look at Hase accessories to see their hitch to remove front wheel and attach two delta recumbent trikes together. Tandem or twin solo recumbent trikes SO easily and quickly. Goal being to have Sister ride in tandem with me!

I totally understand. I use the wheelchair lift on my bus to raise my handcycle up high enough to work on.@@garyseckel295

That's a pretty cool idea. I can't reach things that are close to the ground so the old lift sure comes in handy. @@garyseckel295