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Sep 14, 2016
Great fins
1 of 1 found this helpful These are exactly what you do it yourself solar guys are looking for. I bought a ten pack for $80. That's $2/foot. Well worth the expense when you figure buying the raw aluminum and creating a jig to make them yourself. Not counting the time you'll spend making your own. These fit 1/2 inch copper pipe perfectly and eliminate any hassle of making your own, only to have to tinker with your setup til you get it right. I've had these on my DIY solar collector all summer and they work exactly as they should. Anyway, if you want to eliminate the step of making your own fins, these are about the cheapest I've found. They have a protective plastic film that easily peels off when ready to install. Fins can easily be trimmed to any length with tin snips or heavy duty scissors. I used sheet metal screws to attach them and they worked excellent.
Jul 27, 2018
Great battery
4 of 4 found this helpful It's a battery. So not real exciting. But I recently upgraded from a Galaxy S4 to the Moto z2 force. The Galaxy phone had a removable battery and I've been accustomed to just swapping batteries instead of leaving my phone plugged in. This Moto mod accomplishes the same thing. It will charge the phone to 100% in about 30 to 40 minutes or about as fast as the regular wall charger. The battery is 3490 mAh so it's the same size as the phones internal battery. The mood offers two charging settings when it's attached to the phone. One is for fast charging and the other is for maintaining about 80% battery until the mod battery is dead if you'd rather just keep the battery attached at all times. The battery about doubles the thickness and weight of the phone but it's still easy to use and it doesn't affect the camera or anything other usable feature of the phone. The battery has its own usb-c charging port so it can be charged separately from the phone or while it's attached. It also has little LED lights on the back of it so you can tell roughly how much battery you have remaining when the battery isn't attached to the phone. I paid $70 for mine and I think that's outrageous for a battery. But my job and my hobbies are outdoors and I'm not near electricity all the time so for me, this is kind of a must have accessory. I'm not on the web a lot and I don't leave my GPS or mobile data on. If the phone battery and the mod battery are fully charged, I can get about two to three days of use before both are dead. But I primarily text and make a few calls and play a few offline games on my phone. If I'm on the tractor, I'll use it for music but that's offline as well so I'm not a heavy data user. I would recommend this battery mod to anyone wanting to ease their phone battery anxiety.
Sep 14, 2016
Holes aren't threaded
Great spindle. Fits and works perfectly on my Husqvarna MZ 61. The only thing is the bolt holes aren't threaded. They thread easily with a 5/16 tap. Takes less than ten minutes. Make sure there's a spacer on top between the spindle and the pulley. Otherwise the pulley will rub the spindle and cause lots of damage. Hence me being here! They also come without grease. Plan on about a half tube of grease to fill the housing. The top bearing is sealed and the bottom bearing is open. Pump grease in until you see grease come out the opposite end. Any standard automotive grease should work. Turn the spindle a few times while you're greasing it to work the grease in. Then mow a little and give it a few more pumps to make sure it's full. I had to call Husqvarna to figure all this out so thought I'd pass it on. Good luck.