Great job. The last summer i tried to make something similar with wheels, but I can´t. This summer i will try to make the project with mini dumper tracks. The measures are 180x60x38. I don´t know if the 1016z3 electric motors will have power to move the tracks, but I will try it. Videos like this help me to think better how can I make the mower. Thank you.
Beautiful job!!! I'm planning to build a similar mower and your videos and explanations are very useful! I've a question: you used a wheel hub unit for rear wheels, so do you transmit torque from motors by a splined shaft? If so, are splined shafts available online? Thank you.
Nice work. I am building my own but I have a big problem. After 1 or two track rounds the tooth of the wheel jump on the teeth of the rubber track and stucks. Have you seen similar problem. The rubber track is tight and the wheels front and back are aligned.
Hi! I didn't have that problem. As you told, if the wheels are aligned and the track is properly tensioned then there should be no problem. Are the track and wheels from the same manufacturer and compatible? Can you test by switch wheels from front to rear and maybe turn track in opposite direction?
do you have a link to this motor? it looks massive i am curious on the voltage ratings and size do you know what W the motor is? Thank really nice build out.
@@gregorkobetic thank you. have you tried using mission planner and a pixhawk with it yet? I have a few projects ive made myself and still working out all the details. COOL BUILD!
@@Tex_Track Didn't try mission planner and pixhawk yet. I have plans to look at it this winter :). Do you have any video or picture of your build? can you send me on gkobetic@gmail.com? Thanks!
Great job. The last summer i tried to make something similar with wheels, but I can´t. This summer i will try to make the project with mini dumper tracks. The measures are 180x60x38. I don´t know if the 1016z3 electric motors will have power to move the tracks, but I will try it. Videos like this help me to think better how can I make the mower. Thank you.
You are welcome! Hope you figure it out.
Beautiful job!!! I'm planning to build a similar mower and your videos and explanations are very useful! I've a question: you used a wheel hub unit for rear wheels, so do you transmit torque from motors by a splined shaft? If so, are splined shafts available online? Thank you.
Thanks 😀 I dont use splined shaft. Torque to motor is transmited over chain and gears.
Odlično! Tudi jaz se lotevam podobnega projekta,
Super. Pošljite kakšno slikco ali video 😊
*Good inspiration for me*
Nice work. I am building my own but I have a big problem. After 1 or two track rounds the tooth of the wheel jump on the teeth of the rubber track and stucks. Have you seen similar problem. The rubber track is tight and the wheels front and back are aligned.
Hi! I didn't have that problem. As you told, if the wheels are aligned and the track is properly tensioned then there should be no problem. Are the track and wheels from the same manufacturer and compatible? Can you test by switch wheels from front to rear and maybe turn track in opposite direction?
what are the tracks off of? ive been looking for a small set for a similar project?
Tracks are from snow blower, 190€per set with wheels. Check links I left in video description
@@gregorkobetic i found them thanks
do you have a link to this motor? it looks massive i am curious on the voltage ratings and size do you know what W the motor is? Thank really nice build out.
Hi, motor is 24V 15A 350W from old wheelchair. I reduced speed from 10kmh to 3kmh. See my other videos. Cheers!
@@gregorkobetic thank you. have you tried using mission planner and a pixhawk with it yet? I have a few projects ive made myself and still working out all the details. COOL BUILD!
@@Tex_Track Didn't try mission planner and pixhawk yet. I have plans to look at it this winter :). Do you have any video or picture of your build? can you send me on gkobetic@gmail.com? Thanks!
BRAVO! Lahko dobimo link do gosenic?
Seveda, kupil sem jih tukaj: www.gradbena-tocka.si/index.php?stran=izdelek&id=264