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  1. FYI - ever since I replaced the OEM 75Ah batteries with the mighty max 100Ah batteries, the battery level meter has only ever reset back to 100% (after a charge) maybe two or three times. Before the battery swap, I used to get the occasional bug where it would not reset, every once in a while, and could just turn the key off or plug the charging cable back in for a second and try again, to resolve the issue, but now it seems to be the new norm. So instead I now just use the button mod to keep an eye on the voltage and get a general idea of how much charge remains.
  2. It was when I bought mine 6 months ago. I got mine from Zoro.com because I was also able to apply a discount code and get an extra $103.80 knocked off the total cost.
  3. I just replaced my (75Ah) batteries with the Mighty Max 100Ah batteries a few weeks ago (mower had about 95 hours on it and the useable capacity was no longer sufficient). For me, I had to adjust the bolts on either end of the tray, practically all of the way out, to get the new batteries to fit. There may be a small amount of additional gapping between the batteries, longways, but it wasn’t enough to make me have great concern. I also left the rope handles on and was able to maneuver them over the battery covers and towards the outside edges of the frame that rests on top of the battery pack. The most drastic change I made was to trim the vertical lip off of one edge of the battery covers, as they would otherwise overhang on one side of the batteries, and be sitting up on top of the other side. Side note: The meter showed about a 50% charge level from being stuck at what it had showed before it was last charged (as they sometimes do). When I tried plugging in the charger, disconnecting it, and turning the key back on, as I’ve had to do several times in the past, it wouldn’t reset to 100%. I went ahead and replaced the batteries, fully topped them off individually, before reconnecting them in series, and then the first use or two of the mower on the new batteries resulted in zero movement on the battery meter (stayed at 50%, even after charging). It wasn’t until I used it longer and brought the meter down further that it finally reset after a charging cycle.
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