Electric mower battery
Guv Bob wrote:
Got a dumb question.... I have an electric mower that uses two 12V lead acid batteries wired in series to give 24V. The batteries are marked 18Ah. Cost is around $100 for one 12v, or $140 for 2 in series, including shipping.
For the same money or less, I can get two std 12v car batteries and end up with more amp hours to boot, which would be good for a mower. Heavier to push around, but that's not a problem.
I don't know nuthin about how amp-hours work - reckon this would be a good idea? Anyone had experience with this kind of thing before?
Harbor freight sells their jump packs for about $40 when they are on
sale. (Most of the time)
http://www.harborfreight.com/automotive-motorcycle/battery/12-volt-jump-start-and-power-supply-38391.html
I bought several for the batteries, since that was cheaper than the
batteries + shipping.
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