Thanks. Let me try to clarify some. I had to write the post quickly last night, so I didn't get much time. The tractor was a left over from last season. I got it for $1500. I just bought it 5 days ago. I'm still not clear on the full details, as the store manager was relatively new to that store and wasn't there when the tractor was brought in last year. It apparently had been sold last Sept and was immediately returned to the store. It apparently had an electrical problem then. It was sent back to Toro for repair and by time Home Depot got it back, it was winter. So it sat until now. When my wife bought it, the battery that had been in it was dead, but that was the original battery. Home Depot took it to their tool area where it was jump started, then a new battery (which they did test while it was there) was installed. So we know the new battery was good...at least when we bought it 5 days ago.
I'd love to have it fixed, as the price was great. We have 25 more days to return it to Home Depot for a full refund, and it's got 2 years and change on the warranty from Toro. I just don't want to live with a headache, and hope that they can fix it quickly. Is the electrical system really complicated on these things???
Anyone have thoughts on those other tractors I mentioned?
I'd love to have it fixed, as the price was great. We have 25 more days to return it to Home Depot for a full refund, and it's got 2 years and change on the warranty from Toro. I just don't want to live with a headache, and hope that they can fix it quickly. Is the electrical system really complicated on these things???
Anyone have thoughts on those other tractors I mentioned?
