rjohn33566
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This is more of an informative posting than anything. I recently bought a 48" Commercial Z-Master mower to cut about 6 acres of property that I have. I cut about 2 acres without any issues, took a break then began to cut an additional couple of acres. Before getting back to work, I decided to run at about 3/4 throttle to save some gas. I cut more grass, then took another break. Oooops, the mower wouldn't start when I was ready to get back to work. Because I didn't run at full throttle, the battery drained enough to not allow the mower to start. I jumped it off, but it died again a couple of minutes later. Because the fuel pump and PTO require battery power, it didn't have enough to continue running.
Moral of the story, always run your mower at full throttle or the battery will die.
Moral of the story, always run your mower at full throttle or the battery will die.