Testing Starter Motor with the Wiring Harness

Testing out new 12 volt starter motor with a Riding Lawnmower wiring harness I plan to use on my Minibike.

The wiring harness was a good choice, considering it includes all fuses essential to prevent electrical damage to the wires, and finding the correct keyswitch and compadible solenoid was easy.

Features Include: Ammeter, Alternator, Magneto No/Off Switch, and
Headlights that run off the Battery or AC alternator and can be switched from the Ignition key

I used a Battery charger because I haven't figured out what type of battery I need.

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Science & Technology

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• Small
• engine
• 12
• volt
• starter
• motor
• Briggs
• 5hp
• wiring
• harness
• riding
• lawnmower
• minibike
• go
• kart
• custom
• hp
• Electrical
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• Stratton

[MrPizzaman09]

Between our lighter flywheel and brushless starter and LiFePO4 batteries, we cut 10 lbs off our engine. Your starter motor looks a good bit lighter weight though.

[dc5000123]

@MrPizzaman09 Yeah, it's like 5 lbs. or more & they retail for $100 new.

[TheShadowiing]

Can't wait to see the finished bike sounds like it's going to be sick!

[dc5000123]

@TheShadowiing Yeah, I hope so myself.

I just found a box full of parts in the garage I needed for the engine, so I'm really happy right now.

I only need to order a few things from Dynocams now.

[pivotboy63]

cool looking setup youve got there. for the battery you can use a motorcycle battery

[dc5000123]

@pivotboy63 Yeah, I want a battery that will fit in the back of the Doodle-Hog, above the exhaust. :)

[MrPizzaman09]

@dc5000123 Our system cost about $300 for the battery, the ESC, the motor, and the gears.  It's worth it if you are building a supermileage car.

[TheShadowiing]

Sweet