louis
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Post by louis on Dec 3, 2018 19:05:37 GMT
Anybody have any luck getting Lowe's to offer some sort of trade in value for a Raven bought from them now that Raven America is down the tube?
Not sure what the liability for Lowes' might be, but I am going to ask about a trade in on a traditional mower.
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Post by crawford on Dec 3, 2018 21:23:28 GMT
I think you are out of luck maybe if you as the head quarters . But let the rest of forum know what happened myself mine i'm happy with this is my 5th year with the Raven.
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louis
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Post by louis on Dec 5, 2018 22:51:56 GMT
Yeah Crawford, you proly right. I am on fourth year of my third Raven....problems with first two....got one that works. I assume there will be problems down the road that will be tough or next to impossible to deal with without some kind of support. I guess we shall see.
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louis
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Post by louis on Dec 5, 2018 22:53:20 GMT
By the way....one of the service people who came to work on mine said leave the chargers on all the time...plugged into the machine....both 48 v and twelve v....do you do this?
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denny
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Post by denny on Dec 8, 2018 15:05:10 GMT
I leave both chargers plugged in whenever the Raven is parked. The48 charger is mounted just aft of the seat, 12v plug in runs to the same area. I run the extension cord through the steering wheel and leave the seat tipped forward. Grandson drove off one time when still plugged in and pulled the receptacle off and blew the breaker.
This is my second Raven, 700 hours in 18 months. Normally run around on batteries after yard work, I figure about equal to 1/10 th of clock time. Had a power outage recently, after 20 minutes decided to run the gen set. By the time I got the modem and tv up and working the power came back on.
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