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[Chaos18]

Thank you for your support.

 

[NaJoBeLe]

Finally got the battery hooked up by employing a time-tested procedure I'd neglected 'til desperation & frustration overcame me: If it don't fit, force it.
I forced the rack up further than I ever had before, not really caring if I broke it or not; I was that mad!

Now that the buggy is out of the way, I can get to my mower, which i'll most likely need to charge the battery on, but at least it's accessible. Then, if it'll quit raining long enough for the grass to dry, I can mow it for the 1st time since last Fall. if it gets much longer, I'll have to bale it!

Awesome! glad you figured it out. you forgot the last part of that phrase

"If it breaks it needed to be replaced anyway"!

and the part I personally like to add

"Or it wasn't needed to begin with".

Had a eye opener 15 years ago when I joined the Air Force as a jet engine mechanic and learned that extra parts after the job was done wasn't a good thing.

 

[mlm Mike]

Quote: Great news! I'm glad you got that issue resolved!

 

[daxigait]

Finally got the battery hooked up by employing a time-tested procedure I'd neglected 'til desperation & frustration overcame me: If it don't fit, force it.
I forced the rack up further than I ever had before, not really caring if I broke it or not; I was that mad!

Now that the buggy is out of the way, I can get to my mower, which i'll most likely need to charge the battery on, but at least it's accessible. Then, if it'll quit raining long enough for the grass to dry, I can mow it for the 1st time since last Fall. if it gets much longer, I'll have to bale it!

!!!

 

[Chaos18]

Awesome!

glad you figured it out. you forgot the last part of that phrase

"If it breaks it needed to be replaced anyway"!

and the part I personally like to add

"Or it wasn't needed to begin with".

Had a eye opener 15 years ago when I joined the Air Force as a jet engine mechanic and learned that extra parts after the job was done wasn't a good thing.

Yea I would think extra parts leftover after working on a jet engine would be a bad thing.

 

[daxigait]

@Fire Ant Farm Thank you for the pictures.

 

[Ur-ur-ur-urrr]

Finally got the battery hooked up by employing a time-tested procedure I'd neglected 'til desperation & frustration overcame me: If it don't fit, force it.
I forced the rack up further than I ever had before, not really caring if I broke it or not; I was that mad!

Now that the buggy is out of the way, I can get to my mower, which i'll most likely need to charge the battery on, but at least it's accessible. Then, if it'll quit raining long enough for the grass to dry, I can mow it for the 1st time since last Fall. if it gets much longer, I'll have to bale it!

I was wondering how long it was going to take you to yank the darn thing up. If you unlatch the fasteners on each side and it lifts up a little, the only thing holding would be the hinges. Glad you finally figured it out!

Awesome!

glad you figured it out. you forgot the last part of that phrase

"If it breaks it needed to be replaced anyway"!

and the part I personally like to add

"Or it wasn't needed to begin with".

Had a eye opener 15 years ago when I joined the Air Force as a jet engine mechanic and learned that extra parts after the job was done wasn't a good thing.

You don't happen to work for a commercial airline now, do you??

 

[Chaos18]

Howdy Sir Ur.

 

[Ur-ur-ur-urrr]

Howdy Sir Ur.

Howdy Sir Chaos!

 

[NaJoBeLe]

Yea I would think extra parts leftover after working on a jet engine would be a bad thing.

It's just a bolt here and there. Thankfully I have never been a part of a mishap investigation. But then again I soon realized extra parts were bad. Miss turning wrenches but it was inevitable that I would have to move to a desk at some point.