Could a man use this battery in his lawn tractor?
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As long as it isn't too big physically. Not really the right applicatiin though. Not sure what the cranking amps would be due to this being meant as a support battery not a primary.
1344937
yes indeed ..better than those cheap batteries installed 3 years ago left outside during off season...cranks everytime !!!! will out live and out do all lawn batts BUY!!!!!
212474
Do not know what kind of battery that is. My experience is with a lead-acid battery for a tractor. It I believe is 12volt.
1455227
HA! Nope.This is a motorcycle battery. You could probably get it to work. You'd need a couple of them to get enough amps to crank the diesel motor.
1143600
No, I don't think this battery is really suited for that purpose. It has plenty of cranking amps available for starting engines, but not long time deep discharge capabilities that a trolling motor would demand of it.
470804
Yes you can. I have two of these Chargers connected to two Gate Openers. They have been connected for over four Years. I have not had any problems with my Batteries, they are both 12 Volt Automobile Batteries. You can tell what the Voltage of your Tractor Battery is by counting the Cells (Holes) on the Battery. Six Cells = 13.2 Volts. Each Cell has an internal resistance of .2 Volts making the Battery 12 Volts. The charger must put out 13.2 Volts or more to charge a Battery.
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yes the battery works well for stuff like that runs my winch very easily i would just make sure your alternator is up to par ... i have a weak one so the winch still draws a lot from the battery but it still works despite weaker alternator my previous battery did not
475686
Hi, it is a deep cycle battery and should work fine for a trolling motor for several hours.Regards,BuyClerk
190368
Yes it is just like a car battery, when the lawnmower runs it recharges the battery.
1056982
I haven't tried that. I know that some people have tried using smaller(garden tractor type batteries) that haven't worked very well. We use a standard deep cycle 12 volt battery. I do recommend getting the remote control, it makes it even more fun. We have launched around 5,000 clays flawlessly with this unit and I highly recommend it! Hopes this helps....Roy
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I have used this Battery in lawn tractor mower for three years. Some time after a long cold winter it fails to start the mower and I have jumped started it with my car.I have planed to put a small charger on it, but I have no outlet under my porch where I keep it.
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That should work I have a smaller battery for a trolling motor that worked well for me.
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No. It is too big. You need this:PowerStar PS12-18-2Pack-01 2 Pack 12V 18Ah Battery For Black & Decker Cmm1200 Mower Replaces 24V Battery
1455229
HA! Nope. This is a motorcycle battery. You could probably get it to work. You'd need a couple of them to get enough amps to crank the diesel motor.
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It should, I use mine for my tractor. This is not a lawn tractor it is a full size tractor with a very large 12 volt battery in it. Prior to hooking this charger to it the battery would slowly drain over several months from non-use. Since I've added the solar panel I've never had a dead battery. It should keep a charge on the trolling motor battery, but it may not be a full charge. It should keep you from having to completely charge the battery after sitting for long periods.
2009176
Not sure. But I have used this type of battery for the last 8 yrs to operate our Robo arm electric gate which is steel and is almost 7 feet wide. It does well in power.
713758
NOOOOOOOOO! It slides into grooves on the weeder, not the conventional kind of lithium batteries for drills and such. It's a good size battery.
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I don't know. 1. check mower and see if it uses a 12 volt battery. 2. check to see if mower uses a sealed lead acid battery. 3. check dimensions of old battery and new battery to see if they match. 4. Check + and - terminal locations to see if they are the same. 5. Check terminal type (such as screw terminal or push on terminal, etc.) to see if they are the same. If everything matches, then I think it would be worth a try for me. Alternatively, you could try a local battery store/auto parts store/mower dealer and take in the old battery so they can match it.