Lawn & Garden Tractor Batteries
Designed for gardening enthusiasts and professional landscapers alike, our range of lithium batteries for lawn and garden tractors provide a steady stream of power to ensure your equipment is always running at its best. Whether you're mowing, ploughing or fertilising, these batteries will provide you with a constant stream of power to take on all your gardening tasks.
Our lithium batteries offer lighter weight, longer life and faster charging than traditional lead-acid batteries, as well as superior energy efficiency and safety. Each battery is rigorously tested to ensure stable operation in all weather conditions, providing long-lasting power for your gardening equipment. Explore our range of lithium batteries for lawn and garden tractors today to make your gardening easier and more efficient!
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FAQ about Lawn & Garden Tractor Batteries
Can lawn and garden tractors use lithium batteries?
Lawn and garden tractors can use lithium batteries. Lithium batteries have the advantages of small size, light weight, large capacity, long service life, etc. Compared with traditional lead-acid batteries, their energy density and charging/discharging efficiency are higher, which can better meet the requirements of modern agriculture and horticulture for equipment.
What is the difference between lithium battery and lead-acid battery?
Lithium batteries have a higher energy density, are lighter, have a longer lifespan (typically up to 8+ years) and charge faster than lead acid batteries. Lithium batteries also require no maintenance and are environmentally friendly.
What size battery do I need for a garden tractor?
The size of battery needed for a garden tractor will vary depending on the make and model of the tractor. Generally, batteries should be the same size and the recommended battery type and size can usually be found in the tractor's owner's manual. Common battery types include the size of the assembly type (e.g. BCI group number) and the battery voltage (e.g. 6V or 12V).
Is the lawn and garden battery 6V or 12V?
Lawn and garden tractors typically use 12V batteries. However, some small motorized equipment or certain older models may use 6V batteries. When selecting a battery, be sure to check the equipment manual or the label on the battery compartment.
How long do lawn and garden batteries last?
Battery life for lawn and garden tractors usually depends on a number of factors, including battery type (lead-acid or lithium-ion), frequency of use, and maintenance. Generally speaking:
Lead-acid batteries last about 3 to 5 years.
Lithium-ion batteries typically last 5 to 10 years.
Why is my lawn tractor battery always dead?
There are several possible reasons why your lawn tractor battery is always dead:
Charging problems: The charger is not compatible or is not charging properly.
Aging: The battery has reached the end of its useful life and performance has decreased.
Current Leakage: Circuit or switch malfunction that drains the battery.
Environmental issues: Extreme weather or temperature affects battery performance.
How often should I charge my lawn tractor battery?
The frequency of charging depends on use:
If used frequently, it is recommended to charge immediately after each use to ensure the battery remains in good condition.
For seasonal use, it is good to check the battery level before each use to ensure it is at least 50% charged.
During the winter months when the unit is not in use, it is recommended that the battery be checked and charged once a month to maintain good battery condition.
How do I know if my lithium battery needs to be replaced?
Signs that the lithium battery needs to be replaced include:
Tractor starts hard or won't start.
Battery takes longer to charge.
Battery is significantly swollen or leaking.
How do I install a new lithium battery in my lawn tractor?
Steps to install a new lithium battery:
Power down the tractor and remove the old battery.
After confirming that the new battery is compatible with the tractor, connect it in the correct polarity (positive to positive, negative to negative).
Ensure that the connections are tight and the battery is securely installed.