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  <title>DIY Solar Charged Lawnmower</title>

  <description><![CDATA[ If you've got an old, broken, space-eating gas lawn mower, you may be interested in resurrecting it and converting it into an eco-friendly solar charged model, provided you don't mind having it look a little Frankenstein.<br><br>  This how-to walks you through the process of modifying a mower as well as creating the solar panel/charging station that provides the power.   The mower does take a while to charge up (40 hours by the authors calculations, assuming a half-charged battery), but since most lawns don't require mowings of any greater frequency than that (or anywhere near that, one would hope), the solar solution seems like a perfect fit for the task. <br><br>The author provides a lot of detail, including a couple of schematics and a parts and costs table.  The final price tag was $699, with the bulk of the cost going towards the motor ($312), solar panel ($120) and battery ($90).]]></description>

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