Electric accessories on D140?

[Jchuchla]

Im looking to add an electric pump sprayer to use with my D140. I can also dream up some other electric devices that would also be nice to have.
Does anyone know if theres an actual spec on how much available power is on this unit? The engineer side of me likes to see numbers rather than the buy and try approach. It'd be nice to see a spec that it'll run a 15A accessory or something like that.
As an alternate to a spec. Can anyone comment on what electric accessories they're running on the D100 series and what it's power draw is.
Thanks,
Jon

 

[jinman]

Jon, on the previous 100-series mowers (LA105 through LA155) the charging capacity was 9 amps. The LA165 and LA175 charging capacity was 15 amps. I'd bet your D140 is 9 amps since the charge capacity is probably more related to the size of the Briggs & Stratton engine. I'd also bet that your pump sprayer is 5 to 7 amps or less. To be on the safe side, you might make sure you don't run your headlights at the same time.

EDIT: BTW, I found the current specs in my 100-series Operator's Manual under Specifications near the back of the manual.

 

[Jchuchla]

I haven't bought a sprayer yet. Im at the point now where I'm thinking it all thru. I'll probably end up building something myself. Not so much that I'm going to save money by doing it, but more so that it's built out of common parts that are easy to find and replace. So I'm kinda exploring what my limits are in designing it.

This should probably be a seperate thread. But I figure I'll start it here since it's for the same project. Does anyone know the specs for the CargO mounting system. Such as weight capacities and mount point spacing details and such. I'm thinking of trying to build my sprayer as a CargO mount accessory.