Posted by lee little on September 07, 2021 at 05:13:32 from (174.212.101.148):
One of the things I didnt like on this 3020 was it was still 24 volt. The guy had just replaced the starter($400) and both batteries so I hoped I wouldnt have problems with that for a while. WRONG!!! Friday I tedded hay with it and it started all day. Saturday morning it cranked slow and quickly ran down. I had to pull it off. (Is there a good way to jump start a 24 volt?) The rest of the day it started fine. Sunday afternoon it started good. Monday again had to pull it off. After that it started every time. Seems like there may be a drain on the system somewhere. When I bought it I thought when I had trouble I would convert it to 12 volt. What is the best way to do this. I figure a GM 1 wire and a 12 volt starter but I know there is more to it than that. Thanks for any help/suggestions.Lee
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