Great suggestion. The battery on our side-by-side also just died yesterday. And that battery is less than 2 years old. That for sure will need a solar/sunlight maintainer since it's parked outside. I'm not sure what one of these look like. I'll have to research it. Do you have a suggestion or a link? Thanks.You might as well understand that lawn equipment batteries have practically no warranty. The best you can do is preserve them.
One thing I suggest that help is purchase a solar/sunlight maintainer and leave it connected to the battery and let it keep the battery alive when not in use.
If you park the mower inside, use a motorcycle battery trickle charger/maintainer. A trickle charger will extend the battery life very well for a few years at least.
The whole idea is to keep the electrolyte in the battery active with a constant low milliamp charge, so sediment sulfation does not overtake the battery internally.
Bought it! Thanks!You might as well understand that lawn equipment batteries have practically no warranty.
One thing I suggest that help is purchase a solar/sunlight maintainer and leave it connected to the battery and let it keep the battery alive when not in use.
If you park the mower inside, use a motorcycle battery trickle charger. A trickle charger will extend the battery life very well for a few years at least.
The whole idea is to keep the electrolyte in the battery active so sediment sulfation does not happen as fast.