[Ryobi battery riding lawn mower]

So just purchased a RYRM8070 80V lawn tractor from HD today, should be delivered in a few days. Does anyone know of an aftermarket set of flip-up armrests or grab-handles?

[Need some insider (battery) technical info on DCS374B Bandsaw]

I recently purchased the DCS374B bandsaw to use along with the SWAG Portaband table to use it as a small table mounted bandsaw. It’s not so bad using it one handed (using one hand to keep the trigger depressed) but I thought if I could rig up a foot switch between the battery and the saw, that would be even better. 
 

I thought this would be a straightforward task (just put the foot switch in-line with B+ and B-) but not so fast, says Dewalt. The battery well on the saw only has 4 prongs: B+, B-, C3 and TH. So I send all four of the lines from a battery connected to a battery well I harvested from an old tool, through a 4-pole relay to a 20V Max battery shell connected to the bandsaw. The battery also powers the relay coil, so hitting the foot switch causes the relay’s normally open contacts to close. 
 

When I hit the foot switch and depress the trigger, the saw actually runs for 1-2 seconds, then stops, and the LED dims out right away. This makes me think that the saw is detecting a condition it doesn’t like and therefore shuts itself down right away. But since I’m passing all four lines straight from a Dewalt battery to the same prongs on the saw, I don’t understand how the saw knows the difference. 
 

The saw runs fine with a battery attached to the saw’s battery well, so I know that the saw is otherwise working correctly. 
 

Anyone have any ideas?