Well its about time someone explained how this all works. When it was first explained you had 4 six volts in series. No one said anything about a 24V starter that is not grounded. When you leave one little part out like that you just cause problems.
If I had know about the non-grounded 24V starter I would have agreed with you but as usual no one said anything about that.
Next time you put up a diagram make sure that's what it is. What you showed is a Wiring layout which is lacking a few things like where the grounds are and how the batteries are laid out. You will notice that there is no markings as to what posts are what on the batteries. So look at this wiring layout and tell me if its a Positive or negative system.
Walt
PS next time get a real diagram and tell the whole story and don't leave out a few very important details just because you know them doesn't mean that others do.
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