The customer service folks at ereplacements weren't too much help providing me with information which switch is variable speed, so I went with a 18v sawzall switch. This from Nick Oct 5, 2013: After a bit of searching for a different switch (the model # you have on your website is no longer available FYI) and making a solid bracket, the variable switch works well. I like to hook up the Ryobi switch and get the electrical correct and running before I adapt the Ryobi switch to the Power Wheels pedal. I have used the drill switch in all of my kid's cars and the kids adapt very quickly to the variable speed accelerator. The standard Power Wheels "gas" pedal stays in place with the Ryobi drill switch replacing the standard on/off pedal switch.Īgain, this is an easy swap but it takes some craftsmanship, however, the effort is well worth your time. Works great with 6, 12 and 18 volt motors. The electric hook-up is simple - power in from battery to bottom wires on switchĪnd out the top to the motors. Replace the standard PW on/off accelerator switch with the variable speed Ryobi drill switch. ) - see photo below) With a piece of diamond plate and some ingenuity you can easily (Ryobi Switch Assembly Part Number: 270016075 (discontinued) at for $16.75 (now use 270001342 Switch Assembly or the beefier Milwaukee 28 volt Switch Category Number: 23-66-0023 for $45 I also use the Ryobi variable speed drill swith under the accelerator pedal on their standard Power Wheels Jeep, Harley Davidson and Peg Gator. The kids love it - they can go 1 mph or 14 mph or any speed in between. This variable speed accelerator pedal makes the car extremely drivable and Relocated variable speed drill switch replaces standard Power WheelsĪccelerator on/off switch for variable speed throttle. Powered by 18 volt Ryobi 2 speed cordless drill motor running in low speed. See information and photos below on how to install rubber tires and a variable speed accelerator pedal on stock 6 and 12 Volt Power Wheels and Peg Perego vehicles.ģ year old twins race their super fast modified Jeep Wrangler Power Wheels and Feber Ferrari California Rubber Tires on a Peg Perego Polaris + 30 voltsġ8 Volt Milwaukee Drill Power for 20 mph. Go Fast Girl in her Red Feber Ferrari California
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