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Yes the battery powered wheelbarrows are available now. I'd definitely either make or buy one if I had a lot of work to do. Most are low power (under 500watts) so I dropped the idea of using one as a base for my loader. The hardest part is digging up the dirt and loading.
I may use a riding mower frame but not sure. I'm curious about the transaxle efficiency compared to roller chain and sprocket reductions. Bicycle chain is 98% efficient if clean and straight alignment.
I'm getting into welding now and so ill probably just fab up a heavy duty frame to my exact desired dimensions.
I've had a tendency to want to repurpose things especially free or curb finds. But $100 of new metal is nothing for a well built machine.
Last edited by veloman; 01/13/2021 08:38 PM.
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