adam mann Posted May 27 (edited) When you are in tether range of the tractor and go to change the small batteries for fully charged ones the tractor does not gain any power. With full (small) batteries on the front of the tractor, there is no power provided to it and the tractor will not move. Instead the power is being transferred to the empty (small) batteries that are on your backpack. The only way for me to get a charge on the tractor (while using the small batteries) is to attach the small batteries to the tractor while OUTSIDE of tether range of the tractor. Even still the batteries prioritize re-charging the batteries on your backpack resulting in the tractor running out of power very fast. Edited May 27 by adam mann Added what system i play on Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Mark J. Lemmon Posted September 21 If your mowers electrical system is not working properly, you may have a bad battery. Mowers are equipped with a battery that charges as the engine runs. If the battery has gone bad, it may not recharge at all, or may lose its charge very quickly. If this is the case, the battery will likely need to be replaced. You can test the voltage a battery is outputting by using a multimeter. A battery outputting 11.5 volts or less is likely worn out to the point where it should be replaced altogether. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
