As others have said, you can use one 12-volt charger and charge 2
batteries at a time, so takes 3 times as long. All without disturbing
the original wiring.
Or... you can use three 12-volt chargers at once if you happen to have
such around. The one catch is the chargers must be isolated, or else
you'd have to disconnect the batteries from the tractor. The good news
is that most all automotive type 12-volt charger are isolated, which is
pretty easy to tell as they will have a heavy transformer inside.
Good luck.
JimLuckett aol com wrote:
Internal charger just stopped working. What do I have to do to use a
regular 12-volt external charger? Can I just do them in pairs
without disconnecting them from the others and from the tractor? Or
do I have to undo the connections at the terminals?
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Jim Coate
1970's Elec-Trak
1992 Chevy S-10 BEV
1997 Chevy S-10 NGV
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