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elm267 · Jul 25, 2011, 10:15 AM

My Deere L110's battery died. I replaced it and it started up fine. I began mowing but when I was going downhil and turned to the left the engine died. I checked the fuse below the started and it was blown. I replaced it and started up again, no problem. Mowed around until I went downhil and turned to the left... DIED AGAIN. This same situation occurred 3 years ago when I replaced the battery. Then I took it to service and they fixed it saying they had to replace some wires. Should I relace the battery cable with the battery? Any other Ideas?

DG · Jul 25, 2011, 02:24 PM

Don't go down hiil or turn left.
Just kidding :)
Look under the engine rt.side sitting on it .
There are wires there check them make sure they are not rubbing
Check wires that run behind engine side to side .
Might even check fuse holder make sure fuse is going in tight.
Look for bare spots in all wires by engine
Luck

elm267 · Jul 27, 2011, 08:14 AM

Hey DG-
Thanks for the response.
I looked at everything and pulled and pushed wires and connectors to see what might be loose. I checked all the wires and looked to see if any were bare or rubbing. I stared it up and it ran fine. Started to mow but went really sllloooow... Everythnig went fine. As the morning progressed I got a little more bolder and went faster, but still not as fast as I usually go. Didn't shut off once. Still a little leary. I wish I could have found something, but I figure in my pulling and pushing and moving everything around I fixed something I didn't even know was wrong. Maybe I won this one!
Thanks Again