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Old 07-31-2015, 10:16 PM
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Also clean all your battery connections + and - @ the battery, sol, and starter.
Why did you replace the battery, because it was not starting?
Possibly you could also have a starter going bad and the extra help from the Jump vehicle is overcoming that problem
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Default 2155 battery not charging

Batteries never last more than 2 seasons.
Do you know where I can get a wiring diagram?

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Old 08-01-2015, 08:43 AM
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I don't, you can try googling it or Roland might pop in if he has or knows of one.
Sounds like you are a little short on battery life, ya some only last a couple of years but others go longer than that has been my experience.
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Put charger on battery, left it on for 3hr. Tried to start it. Started right up.
Also found a new starter on eBay for $58.00 will be ordering it .
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Do you know where I can get a wiring diagram?
There are two different diagrams for the 2155. I need a Chassis Serial Number.
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Put charger on battery, left it on for 3hr. Tried to start it. Started right up.
Also found a new starter on eBay for 58.00 will be ordering it .
Dan
Why are you replacing the starter if it as you said "Started right up" ?

Just my 2 cents but I would put a meter on it and see if it's charging or maybe over charging if it's eating battery's. For what ever its worth I use a battery tender on my stuff and it seems to extend the battery life. I have a couple that are over 5 years old and still going strong.
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Why are you replacing the starter if it as you said "Started right up" ?
Me too...........
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I figured that 58.00 was a good price.
I used my battery tender to charge the battery. Worked but when I put it on to keep battery topped off. Tractor wouldn't start just click click click.

Is metal plate where chassis id is?

I will get I'd today when at new farm.
I keep it in the barn now.

Dan

Have been having these electrical problems for awhile.
But still love cub cadet.
Would like a bigger cub so I can do more.
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I figured that 58.00 was a good price.
It maybe a cheap Chinese built starter. You have to do your homework.
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Where is chassis id number located.....?
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