I don't think the technology is a problem. For example, Longbeach CA is
starting an e-tractor program. There are companies like BYD making them
right now. I believe the biggest hurdle is the drivers. At least here,
the drivers own their tractors and aren't willing to take that big a
loss to swi
I had 2 eGO's. One of which I had upgraded to lithium using two Valence 12v
40ah batteries. I also put an LED motorcycle bulb in the headlight assembly. I
kind of took it for granted and thought it was a wimpy bike that can't climb
hills very well. However after taking one apart for sale to a
On 4/25/20 6:24 PM, Mark Abramowitz via EV wrote:
According to a colleague at the California Air Resources Board, tugs are one
area that they have not been able to find anyone that can provide a full
battery solution (which I assume is what you meant, because fuel cells are an
electric tech
According to a colleague at the California Air Resources Board, tugs are one
area that they have not been able to find anyone that can provide a full
battery solution (which I assume is what you meant, because fuel cells are an
electric technology).
If you know any of these companies, there is
That's good news.
I've also heard push back from the drivers, who typically own their
tractors. Many have fairly recently bought tractors for on the order of
$100K and say they can't afford to switch for many years. I think the
Port is going to have to subsidize this somehow or it might take 1
Hi Peri,
Astute observation! There are at least 3 companies bidding with various
ports to electrify their tugs. Even the drivers like these new vehicles
- they have aircon and stereos! :)
Cheers, Peter
On 4/24/20 7:46 PM, Peri Hartman via EV wrote:
One thing I've noticed is that Seattle's
I found Lanoguard to be quite effective on the IEC109 connector of my G-Wiz.
On Fri, 24 Apr 2020 at 16:44, Michael A. Radtke via EV
wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> Petroleum based lubricants swell rubber. A silicone formulated
> lubricant rated for rubber might be a better choice.
>
> Mike
>
> ---
rication, I suggest trying something more
viscus than common spray lubricant. Grease, petroleum jelly or somesuch.
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