First thing you want to do is test and inspect the Batteries themselves. You could have a Battery with a cell going bad or a bad cell in it and its draining itself. And, if its connected to another or other Batteries, it'll bring them down also. Put a
slow charge into the Battery(s) for a day or so. Then do a draw test on each one (if more than one) and see if the problem is at the power source not the Tractor. If you pull a draw and they hold rock solid, then you can at least eliminate the Battery(s) as the problem and continue to troubleshoot the system to find your problem. If you have a Battery thats borderline, do a hydrometer test on each cell and check it out. So many times our customer's pull their hair out trying to find the problem with their Tractors depending on whether its a charging issue, drain problem, whatever, and here all the while its the Battery(s). The Battery is always overlooked. But its new! Doesn't mean a thing! New to you...... HTH
Steve@B&B
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