What sort of RPM does a mower use?  The corded electric Mountfield we use does 
not appear to have a gearbox.  So, would a 36/48V cordless circular saw be a 
possible starting point (if there is such a beast!)?  It'd certainly make 
battery swapping very easy! MW


On 28 Apr 2014, at 17:58, Michael Ross wrote:

> I have an old simple ICE push mower, that might be worth converting.
> 
> Can anyone recommend the sort of motor I should look for?
> 
> Re-purposing a motor would be nice.
> 
> I would use LFP batteries.
> 
> What about the shock of the blade hitting something nearly immobile? That
> is a lot of shock that small engines are able to handle - special
> consideration in the regard with electric motors?
> 
> Mounting the blade seem non-trivial?  Hints?
> 
> Thanks!
> 
> I just saw a Li ion powered mower on line for $500.  supposed to run for 45
> minutes and charge back in 30.  That sounds like a practical target.  48V
> pack.  Weighs 62lb.
> 
> Any thought on this side of the equation?  36V?  60V?  Capacity needed to
> go 45 minutes?
> 
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