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Replace mower or just mower battery?
I bought a Craftsman rechargeable mower (Model 917.386401) in 1998.
Recently it doesn't recharge very well, although it still cuts grass for about 10 minutes, at lower speed than before. I think it's time to replace the battery. The service center guy says it costs $150 plus about $30 shipping. That's still much cheaper than buying a new mower (about $400). One newsgroup message says the battery model may no longer be available and a replacement doesn't fit perfectly. If I want to check the battery with a multimeter, how do I do that? The owner's manual doesn't say whether or how to check the acid level. Is it needed? Could other parts such as the electric motor be near their lifetime? Should I just buy a new mower? Thanks for any advice. Yong Huang Email:yong321ATyahoo.com |
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