How to wire a power wheel to a pedal car?
first cutting the original pedal car axle out of the way. Sliding the solid axle through the motor and welding back into the original configuration Building a metal cog for the plastic hub of the power wheels motor to sit in welding the cog into place. I made a few simple video of the basics of how the wiring of a power wheels works.
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Three Wheel Bike Car. 1 Step 1: Get Inspired. This was an idea bubbling at the back of this bike mechanic's head for several years.To be honest, a recumbent or sit-down ... 2 Step 2: Assess Your Needs. 3 Step 3: Gather Parts Before Making a Hasty Start. 4 Step 4: Take the Plunge. 5 Step 5: Fuss With Drivetrain. More items
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Step 1: Sourcing Parts
I then found a non working yamaha raptor power wheels for parts. $FREE
Step 2: Testing the Wiring and Motors
After pulling the entire wiring harness out of my donor power wheels I needed to test why it was not working.
Step 3: Adding the Motor
I have to apologize but I do not have any footage or video of this step.
Step 4: High Low Wiring Issues
I made a few simple video of the basics of how the wiring of a power wheels works.
Step 5: Test Run
I tossed the harness together and place the battery on the seat just to test everything was moving and rolling smooth.
Step 6: Wiring Layout and Test Fitting the Battery
Here was just a quick layout of the harness and trying to see how much and what else was needed in moving the battery to the front supports.
Step 7: Building Shaping a Floor Pan
All this is a custom build and using the tools I have on hand this was the best I could come up with.
Step 1: Get Inspired
This was an idea bubbling at the back of this bike mechanic's head for several years.To be honest, a recumbent or sit-down design never had appeal for me unless the extra bulk of such a machine could earn its keep by carrying loads.
Step 2: Assess Your Needs
This instructable can't hope to completely walk you part by part through an involved project like this. If you've been around bikes in a more than casual way and have some fabrication chops, you stand to be ready to make something like this using your skills.
Step 3: Gather Parts Before Making a Hasty Start
It is great to use parts you already have on hand. This will influence your design. Which direction you go with a particular design decision is very dependant on the unique measurements of the parts you will actually use.
Step 4: Take the Plunge
Ideally, draw with a magic marker on plywood or even the slab of your garage, use a framing square to make a baseline and a centerline for reference. This will keep your frame from being cockeyed. Work over this centerline during the frame build phase until the basic triangle is tacked together.
Step 5: Fuss With Drivetrain
I built a crank mast that allows for sliding the assembly fore and aft for leg length issues. I prefer to keep the seat near the rear tire, for good braking and traction reasons. The bike car is great on those points, by the way.
Step 6: Some Brake Opinions
For brakes, at least in the context of a bike car, I highly recommend going with disc brakes, even though they can be fussy to align against occasional rubbing. The reason I chose them, besides their stopping power, is that I think a caliper brake is too limiting: for one thing, they limit use of really fat tires. They are flexy.
Step 7: Steering Issues
The steering design is "underseat steering," a term you'll hear a lot in reference to trikes. I like a cleaner cockpit without a bulky steering setup over my lap.
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