How do you hook up the 12 Volt pump? Does it connect to the lawn mower or do you need to buy a 12 Volt battery?
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It has a long wire connection..one end connects to pump one end.it coupd be lawn mower battery ..and a quik connect inbetween..i personaly cut allegator clips off the battery connect end and have them on a seperaate battery..24.00 at napa auto parts..put on back. of 4whler..i didn't want the allegator clip connectors bouncing loose...or..draining my lawnmower battery
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If your mower is 12 volt you can hook directly to the battery. I hooked mine directly to my ATV battery which is 12 volt.
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Assuming you have a riding mower that starts via a 12-volt battery, you hook it directly to that battery with the clamps included on the sprayer pump.
611638
All I can tell you is I run it off a 12volt regular car battery or a lawn mower battery either one.
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I have this mower. The motor that runs the blade is a 12 amp electric motor. Most outlets around a house are 15 amps, so there is little chance of blowing a fuse. I also use a 12 gauge extention cord that is 100 feet long and have no problems with getting enough power to the mower. There is no battery in this mower. It is run on electric power.
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none. you have to connect the supplied plug to the 12 volts battery of your car.
79744
I connected mine to a 12Vdc power supply that I had from a previous project. batteries should work too, but of course they would require re-charging, kind of a pain. I installed a switch to turn the pump on and off. Also, I plan to use mine for sparging a beer mash. The pump has some gears that are lubricated with some type of grease. I would recommend running some hot water through it several times, before using it for human consumption. but it seems to run well, just a little noisy. hope this helps,
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Hi Dan. If your riding mower has a 12 Volt head light circuit for head lights, you should be able to hook this to that circuit at the ignition switch. Make sure you have power only when the switch is in the run position. When in doubt, use a test light, or volt meter. Hope this helps! Mike
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http://www.ereplacementparts.com/volt-battery-p-104587.html?osCsid=7fe6acgv2h3e5druj2vr4icvc7I think this is what you're looking for. The link is the parts page for your mower. The terminal connections on the 12180 don't look like what you need.
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I purchased a flo-jet 2.9 gpm pump which runs off a 12 volt deep cycle marine battery. you will still need a small garden hose. I made my own quick connectors. I use this at my remote hunting cabin in northern Michigan.
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Using 12v battery, lawn tractor type.i used spade connetor crimps. This way it is easy to disconnect. You can get crimping kit at radio shack, homedepot or walmart
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While it might be awkward, you certainly could use a 12 volt automotive or marine battery. In fact, while I use mine with a lawn tractor, I use a marine battery used for a trolling motor rather than the tractor battery. This is because I was experiencing charging problems with the additional load on the tractor battery. I just strap the battery on the mower deck.
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Yes. The cord that comes with the mower is only about 12" long. You must have an outdoor extension cord to use with this mower. And it must stay plugged in to work. It does not have a battery.
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Does not have its own power supply. But could use the 12 volt lawn mower battery.
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Find the battery first. Could be under the seat ? or under the hood ? The wires hook to the battery and one place they hook usually has a + sign for the positive or "red" clamp the other a - sign for negative "black" ground connection. The main thing is to identify the + positive connection and make sure you hook the red clamp to it. One way to identify the - minus or ground connection is to trace the wire and see what it connects to away from the battery as it will connect to the frame of the mower and the + "hot" "red" "positive" lead or wire will go to the starter motor on the side of the engine. Hope this helps ? Find the battery first. Could be under the seat ? or under the hood ? The wires hook to the battery and one place they hook usually has a + sign for the positive or "red" clamp the other a - sign for negative "black" ground connection. The main thing is to identify the + positive connection and make sure you hook the red clamp to it. One way to identify the - minus or ground connection is to trace the wire and see what it connects to away from the battery as it will connect to the frame of the mower and the + "hot" "red" "positive" lead or... » Read More Find the battery first. Could be under the seat ? or under the hood ? The wires hook to the battery and one place they hook usually has a + sign for the positive or "red" clamp the other a - sign for negative "black" ground connection. The main thing is to identify the + positive connection and make sure you hook the red clamp to it. One way to identify the - minus or ground connection is to trace the wire and see what it connects to away from the battery as it will connect to the frame of the mower and the + "hot" "red" "positive" lead or wire will go to the starter motor on the side of the engine. Hope this helps ? « Show Less
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I have not used the unit, in fact I am returning the two I bought, but to answer your question I talked to two electricians and both said it's better to run the pump from a 24 volt battery system because running the pump without enough volts will damage it.
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You charge it while it's in the mower. I assume you can remove the battery if you want to, but we never did.
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yes it must be plugged in and you would use an extension cord. the length of the mower cord is what is shown.
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It has a built in pump that you plug in to an outlet. I don't see where you could possibly attach a battery operated pump.