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(ET) Charge thru PTO recepticle?

Subject: (ET) Charge thru PTO recepticle?
From: Richard Zachary <Zach njcfsa org>
Date: Tue, 17 Aug 2004 16:02:49 -0400
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Just bought a 10amp golf cart charger as back up for my E12 chargerwhich is very old. It came with a plug that would fit into the PTOreceptacle.Can the batteries be charged by plugging the new charger in there?Does the old charger, or anything have to be disconnected beforecharging this way?

Would appreciate any advice, experiences, etc that you might have.
Thanks,
Richard "Zack" Zachary

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