Robotic lawnmover parkside (Part 1) - how to install steel spikes, how to improve traction. скачать в хорошем качестве

Robotic lawnmover parkside (Part 1) - how to install steel spikes, how to improve traction.

This video helps you to fix your parkside robotic lawnmover (PMRDA 20-Li B2 or PAMRS 1000 A1 series) by installation of steel wheel spikes on sides of original wheels, also improve cross-country ability by removing of black plastic bottom covers. (steel spikes wheel in my case is a bit bigger, you probably should go for smaller size, in order to avoid cutting of green cover). Originally parkside robotic lawnmover was not working properly on my property due to lack of traction and also impossible to go through small bumps, grass barriers. These adjustmens helped on my property, so now it works fine. Be careful, you can void your warranty by such adjustments, so I show it only for demonstrational and educational purposes and I don't take any responsility for any damage, or harm of your health. (especially be careful with small kids, pets, adults appearing next to this machine - in such cases I don't recommend to remove bottom covers, but rather improve terrains of your garden). I hope you will press Like for my video and Subscribe to my channel for more similar videos. Timecodes 0:00 Intro 1:31 Disassembly of the wheel 3:01 Dimensions of the original rubber wheel 4:00 Installation of steel wheel with spikes 14:06 Adjusting of green plastic cover to fit steel wheel 25:45 Removing of black bottom plastic teeth covers to improve traction and prevent error messages 35:17 Testing and fine-tuning of wheels with washers 37:52 Burying the cable with axe 41:28 Result, traction and cross-country ability finally improved, it really works Link to steel spike wheels on Aliexpress: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/10050... (please note, that in my video they are quite big, I ordered those larger 225mm ones from this supplier, but later I noticed, that they are too big and I had to cut cover due to this, but you can try maybe another smaller diameter, I would recommend something arround 210-215mm diameter, so they should fit Parkside robotic lawnmover more precisely and maybe from outer side of the wheel. Diameter of original rubber wheel from end to end of rubber spike is 200mm. So steel wheel with 205mm diameter might fit better, but I would say 2,5mm tooth [=(205mm-200mm)/2] in the end is not enough to imrpove traction, and 210-215mm I couldn't easily find. Maybe also some else shops and suppliers have some better spikes with better dimensions. Give it a try, look arround and please don't forget to comment how did it go, so also other men can become perfect men ;). Part 2 video - Results of Parkside Robotic lawnmover after 7 days in operation with steel spikes:    • Parkside Robotic Lawnmover (Part 2)  - 7 d...   #parkside #lawnmower #roboticlawnmower #parksideperformance #parksidepowertools